Access VBA run Query or run Action Query.Access VBA import workbook to Access using Transferspreadsheet.Access StrComp Function to Compare text (case sensitive comparison).Access Case Sensitive Join Table (Inner Join, Left Join).Access VBA delete Table records with SQL using DoCMD.RunSQL Method.MS Access select the first record of each group using First Function.Report this ad Categories Categories Archives Archives report this ad Recent Posts Now whenever you type something in the Value, you see the Print Area (the border) is instantly resized. If some Cells between January and the last month are empty, type =OFFSET(Sheet4!$B$1,0,0,SUMPRODUCT(MAX(($B:$B"")*ROW($B:$B))),-2) I use COUNTA because I assume all cells in Value should be non-empty. What the formula means it that, I refer to Range B1 as a starting point of OFFSET, and the height is expanded to the last row of column B, width is expanded one column to the left (-2). Replace the formula in Refers to with =OFFSET(Sheet4!$B$1,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet4!$B:$B),-2) Currently you have data from January to October but it will grow to December in the future, you want to set Excel dynamic Print Area for the growing row. If you are unsure what data type is in the last cell, use =OFFSET(compensation!$A$1,0,0,SUMPRODUCT(MAX((compensation!$A:$A"")*ROW(compensation!$A:$A))),2) Create Excel dynamic Print Area – with unequal row If column A contains blank data AND the last data is a Number, use the below formula =OFFSET(compensation!$A$1,0,0,MATCH(9.99999999999999E+307,compensation!$A:$A),2) If column A contains blank data AND the last data is a Text, then use the below formula =OFFSET(compensation!$A$1,0,0,MATCH(REPT("z",255),$A:$A),2) With blank data in column A, we cannot use COUNTA anymore, because COUNTA is to determine how many non-empty cells in column A. If you don’t understand the OFFSET function, click here to view my previous post.īut simply speaking, the syntax of OFFSET function is as below OFFSET( reference, rows, columns,, ) Create Excel dynamic Print Area – with blank data Replace the formula in Refers to with =OFFSET(compensation!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA(compensation!$A:$A),2) Create Excel dynamic Print Area – without blank dataĪssume that column A does not contain blank row. Unfortunately, the Print Area Range has been specified as A1:B6, it will not change dynamically if we input data in row 7. You will find Range A1:B6 is named as Print_Area, which is the reserved name for setting Print Area. To set a Print Area, select a Range, say A1:B6, then click on Set Print Area
Print Area is a function to define the worksheet Range you want to print.
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This Excel tutorial explains how to set dynamic print area.Įxcel graph dynamic data range Excel Print Area