Clear Groundwork Color Before Print

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    I take a excel file wherein background color likewise as conditional formatting background color is used. However, since printout consumes huge ink for those sheets, i want that earlier print the lawmaking will articulate all the background colour (done through Fill colour & conditional formatting color) and after the impress action, restore those color. the colors are given to faciliate data entry and better presentation.i have recorded the same merely groundwork is not restored when I run the code And also sometimes the code doesnot start printing. whatsoever help!

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    Re: Clear Background Color Earlier Impress

    The Sail tab of Folio Ready-upwards has a Impress Black & White option.

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    Re: Clear Background Colour Before Print

    But this will likewise consume ink equally!

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    Re: Articulate Background Color Earlier Print

    I idea at that place was an option to "Not print background graphics", but I retrieve this might have been in MS Word or something similar.

    In that location is no like shooting fish in a barrel way around this to be honest except to cycle through each cell in the worksheet and record its fill up colour and conditional format earlier printing, fix information technology blank / nothing, Impress, so go dorsum and restore them later...

    How big is the area that you are press, considering I'yard telling you now, this will be quite a slow process for large areas.

    I presume all data is on ane worksheet....?

    Ger

    • #five

    Re: Clear Groundwork Color Before Impress

    OK, I had a little think about it and came up with this....

    Take a copy of the whole worksheet.... remove the formatting from the original sheet, print the original sail, DELETE the original canvass, rename the copied canvass back to the original sheets name...

    This seems to work for me... no loops involved, and then relatively efficient.

    However, I underlined DELETE to emphasise that you need to attempt this on sample data beginning and back up the worksheet before running it in example something goes wrong.

    Just run the Macro on the worksheet that you want to print out (ALT + F8 etc).

    Ger

    • #6

    Re: Clear Groundwork Colour Before Print

    I hope I accept written this in the right place but has anyone idea of using a checkbox or cell value to change the groundwork color. This might work with conditional formatting but not sure how this is done in vba... I do recall that I saw something like this many years agone
    Greg

    • #7

    Re: Clear Background Color Before Impress

    Thanks Greg, the thread is 7 years sometime at present, so it'southward unlikely the original poster is waiting for a solution :)

    If you demand help with your own situation, delight start a new thread.

    Welcome to the forum!
    Cheers,
    Ger