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Come stampare tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa in Excel?

Hai mai provato a stampare tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa in un foglio di lavoro di Excel? Questo articolo parla della stampa di tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa in una stampa separata in Excel.

Stampa tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa con il codice VBA

Stampa tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa con il codice VBA

Il seguente codice VBA può aiutarti a stampare tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa nel foglio di lavoro. Si prega di fare quanto segue.

1. premi il altro + F11 chiavi per aprire il Microsoft Visual Basic, Applications Edition finestra.

2. Nel Microsoft Visual Basic, Applications Edition finestra, fare clic inserire > Modulo. Quindi copia il seguente codice VBA nella finestra del modulo. Vedi screenshot:

Codice VBA: stampa tutte le opzioni in un elenco a discesa specificato in una stampa separata

Sub Iterate_Through_data_Validation()
    Dim xRg As Range
    Dim xCell As Range
    Dim xRgVList As Range
    Set xRg = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B8")
    Set xRgVList = Evaluate(xRg.Validation.Formula1)
    For Each xCell In xRgVList
        xRg = xCell.Value
        ActiveSheet.PrintOut
    Next
End Sub

Note: In the code, Sheet1 is the worksheet name which contains the drop-down list you want to print. And B8 is the cell contains the drop-down list. Please replace them with your needed.

3. Press the F5 key to run the code.

Then all options in the specified drop-down list in a certain worksheet are printed out separately.

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Juliette
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Thank you for the post, this has helped me a lot. I was wondering if you had a way to do VBA to print Page 1 based on one drop-down selection and print Page 1 and 2 based on another drop-down selection? Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Thanks for the code. But I'm experiencing a minor issue when printing. When I tried to print the sheet with the drop down list. The first print out, prints the first item on the list while the next print out prints a blank data before it prints the second item from the list. What should I do?
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Hi Cloud,
What version of Excel are you using?
The problem can't be reproduced in my case. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Cloud     crystal
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Sorry I totally forgot about this. I'm using Excel 2013.

So it wasn't actually a blank data.

I have this dynamic drop down list in cell R17 which also populates other cells in the worksheet using VLOOKUP Function. What happens during print out is that the odd-positioned items on the list appears on the cell while the even-positioned items seemed not to show up that's why I thought it's printing blank pages.

Thanks!
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Oluwasegun
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How can i select a specific droplist, i want to print? , For example if i have 200 names on my droplist and i want to print a specific list, maybe 50 out of 200, How will i do this please?
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crystal     Oluwasegun
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Hi,The VBA code below can help you achieve it. Please specify the number of items you want to print in the line "xNum = 10", and the first n options in the drop-down list will be printed out.<div data-tag="code">Sub Iterate_Through_data_Validation_Num1()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211231
On Error Resume Next
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xCell As Range
Dim xRgVList As Range
Dim xNum, xF As Integer
xNum = 10 'the number of items you want to print
Set xRg = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B17")
Set xRgVList = Evaluate(xRg.Validation.Formula1)
xF = 1
For Each xCell In xRgVList
xRg = xCell.Value
'ActiveSheet.PrintPreview '??
ActiveSheet.PrintOut '??
If xF = xNum Then
Exit For
End If
xF = xF + 1
Next
End Sub
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Zack
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Hi is there a way to be able to preview first all the possible printouts in my drop-down list before it actually prints?
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crystal     Zack
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Hi Zack,The following VBA code helps to have a print preview before printing. After running the code, the print preview of a drop-down item pops up, you need to manually close the print preview to get the option to print out. <div data-tag="code">Sub Iterate_Through_data_Validation_NULL()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211231
On Error Resume Next
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xCell As Range
Dim xRgVList As Range
Dim xNum, xF As Integer
xNum = 2
Set xRg = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B17")
Set xRgVList = Evaluate(xRg.Validation.Formula1)
xF = 1
For Each xCell In xRgVList
xRg = xCell.Value
If Trim(xCell.Value) = "" Then
Else
ActiveSheet.PrintPreview
ActiveSheet.PrintOut
End If
Next
End Sub
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Mich
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Thanks i used the first option it s amazing but i need to add to it that if there is a blank cell it should not print that option
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crystal     Mich
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Hi,
The following VBA code helps to print all options in a specific drop-down list excluding the empty items. Hope I can help.
<div data-tag="code">Sub Iterate_Through_data_Validation_NULL()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211231
On Error Resume Next
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xCell As Range
Dim xRgVList As Range
Dim xNum, xF As Integer
xNum = 2
Set xRg = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B17")
Set xRgVList = Evaluate(xRg.Validation.Formula1)
xF = 1
For Each xCell In xRgVList
xRg = xCell.Value
If Trim(xCell.Value) = "" Then
Else
'ActiveSheet.PrintPreview
ActiveSheet.PrintOut
End If
Next
End Sub
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mich
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Thanks i used the first option it s amazing but i need to add to it that if there is a blank cell it should not print that option
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Pyu Young     mich
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Hello MichHave you found the VBA code for print all options in drop down list excluding the empty cell so as you can help is too.
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crystal     Pyu Young
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Hi,The following VBA code helps to print all options in a specific drop-down list excluding the empty items. Hope I can help.<div data-tag="code">Sub Iterate_Through_data_Validation_NULL()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211231
On Error Resume Next
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xCell As Range
Dim xRgVList As Range
Dim xNum, xF As Integer
xNum = 2
Set xRg = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B17")
Set xRgVList = Evaluate(xRg.Validation.Formula1)
xF = 1
For Each xCell In xRgVList
xRg = xCell.Value
If Trim(xCell.Value) = "" Then
Else
'ActiveSheet.PrintPreview
ActiveSheet.PrintOut
End If
Next
End Sub
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Hendra Kusuma Jaya
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kalo ingin mencetak sebagian data di drop list, gimana caranya mas ?
terima kasih
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I am using the code above which is work great.  Now I need to get it to use the cell reference as the file name when it saves.  How do I do that?
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