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MS Office Forum / Excel / Printing / January 2004Problem printing multiple copies in excel
Odd... I am trying to print multiple copies but Excel is sending the job as x separate copies rather than 1 copy with the instructions for the PRINTING to print x copies. I've never seen a program do this before. Can this be turned off in Excel and consequently made so that it does what it's supposed to? Send ONE copy and a printer command with how many copies to make? bat Excel will even send separate sheets of the same workbook as different print jobs sometimes (depending on certain print settings of each sheet). Therefore the chances of persuading it to do multiple copies as a single job - which I believe is what you are asking - are likely to be nil I'm afraid. Paul C,  Signature> Odd... I am trying to print multiple copies but Excel is sending the > job as x separate copies rather than 1 copy with the instructions for [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message309620.html Amazing - I've never seen a program do this before. The implications of possible problems are staggering such as overflow jobs in the spooler, printer memory overflow, spool file overload, etc... There must be a fix for this.... wow... bat That did it! Unchecking 'Collate'. Nice one ba > Odd... I am trying to print multiple copies but Excel is sending the job > as x separate copies rather than 1 copy with the instructions for the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message309620.html Bat: Try unchecking the "collate" box. HTH. Jess |
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