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Printing to UserForm

Printing to UserForm

Printing to UserForm

(OP)
I'm trying to print to a user form. VB ref book indicates format as:

UserForm1.Print (data,strings etc to print)

is all that's needed. However, I get an error stating that property is not supported.

Any suggestions?  thanks

RE: Printing to UserForm

Do you want to print TO a form or FROM a form?

The following will print FROM  a form

CODE

UserForm1.PrintForm

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RE: Printing to UserForm

(OP)
Actually, TO a form. thanks

RE: Printing to UserForm

Hi srgoodall,

That used to work for me, but now I usually just set a label or textbox and either change the labels caption or the textbox's contents.

HTH
Todd

RE: Printing to UserForm

(OP)
HTH, thanks. I'd like to print directly without using labels/textboxes because the number of entries is unknown and tabs, carriage rtns can be more easily controlled. thanks again.
srgoodall

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