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(119584) - To create a Visual Basic, Applications Edition, macro that uses the FilePrint command but that does not display the Print dialog box, use any of the Object qualifiers in their non-default modes. For example, you can use the following syntax: FilePrint...

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Article ID: 119584 - Last Review: January 19, 2007 - Revision: 3.2

PRJ: Summary Rollup Milestones Change Format When Edited

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SUMMARY

To create a Visual Basic, Applications Edition, macro that uses the FilePrint command but that does not display the Print dialog box, use any of the Object qualifiers in their non-default modes.

For example, you can use the following syntax:
FilePrint 1
When you use this command in a Visual Basic module in Microsoft Project for Windows, you will print the active file starting with the first page and the Print dialog box will not be displayed.

MORE INFORMATION

The FilePrint method uses the following syntax:
FilePrint fromPage, toPage, pageBreaks, draft, copies, fromDate, toDate, onePageWide, preview, color
In the example above, the qualifier fromPage is set to the first page.

For more information about the named arguments that you can use with the FilePrint command in Visual Basic, Applications Edition, choose the Contents command from the Help menu in Microsoft Project, and choose the Visual Basic Reference icon. In the Visual Basic Reference, choose the Search button, and type "FilePrint."
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  • Microsoft Project 2000 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Project 98 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Project 4.1 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Project 4.0 Standard Edition
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Written: 3/12/2004 2:11 PM
The body of this article seems to have absolutely nothing to do with its title. I am specifically trying to find information on how to use VBA to format the milestones (add name as BottomText) in a summary rollup. Thanks!



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