Scheduling a Printing Task

[tomwesnick]

Is there a way for the built-in Task Scheduler to automatically print
a Microsoft Excel Document everyday at a certain time? I've already
tried to fool around with it but didn't get anywhere. This spreadsheet
also has one macro, which when run it prints the document. (Can I skip
this step of manually running the macro?) Thanks for all the help.

[Thorsten Matzner]

(tomwesnick) wrote:

>Is there a way for the built-in Task Scheduler to automatically print
>a Microsoft Excel Document everyday at a certain time?

Have you tried the /e switch in an Excel command-line:
"C:\Programs\Office10\OFFICE10\EXCEL.EXE" {filename} /e

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[tomwesnick]

Thorsten Matzner > wrote in message >...
> (tomwesnick) wrote:
>
> >Is there a way for the built-in Task Scheduler to automatically print
> >a Microsoft Excel Document everyday at a certain time?
>
> Have you tried the /e switch in an Excel command-line:
> "C:\Programs\Office10\OFFICE10\EXCEL.EXE" {filename} /e

I have not tried the /e switch comand-line. How does it work or what should I do?

[Thorsten Matzner]

(tomwesnick) wrote:

>I have not tried the /e switch comand-line. How does it work or what should I do?

This is the command-line that is executed when you right-click an XLS
file and choose "Print": Excel starts and prints the file.

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