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                                        Excel VBA Question: How do I take the data in each row of a table and insert it into an excel form, each row fills out the same form? I would also like all the forms to be combined into one large PDF as well.
                                     Excel VBA Question How do I take the data in each row of a table and insert it into an excel form each row fills out the same form? I would also like all the forms to bebined into one large PDF as well.          Im a little confused. If your aim is to produce a whole bunch of individual forms (which is easy btw) why also produce one monster PDF? If not individual forms why use Excel? Are individual users going to be editing contents in Excel?         And by    Excel form  italic    do you mean a real    Form Control  italic    form or just a formatted Excel worksheet? Im going to assume the latter.         If your real aim is to use your data to produce a large PDF containing a number of forms then you might want to instead consider using the MS Access Report tool. I haven used it in quite a while but it is easy to learn and quite straightforward in handling repetitive data. You can even leave your data in Excel and just  to Access. No code required.         Introduction to reports in Access      s        The PDF bit is easy too. Just print to PDF using something like    Microsoft Print to PDF (  italic   which should be built into your copy of Windows)      italic   or one of the many many (free!) PDF writers (DoPDF etc.) or finally - if you need really low-level print control and money is not an object - you could go with Adobe Actobat Pro and their API library.         Note that everything above - from Access Reports through Printing - can be directly controlled thru Excel VBA if that what you need to do.         However if you absolutely need to construct a bunch of individual worksheets and then PDF print them all at once you could do it like this         We have some data               And a (very basic) template form               Ans some code         Dim xlW As                    ' Our workbook     code         code    Public Sub FillAndPrintForms()     code    ' Grab data out of sheet Data     code    ' and use it to build multiple forms     code    Dim xlSData As               ' Data     code    Dim xlSTemplate As           ' Template     code    Dim xlSForm As               ' new sheet for new form     code    Dim SheetNames As New Collection            ' list of our new sheets     code    Dim SheetName As String                     ' name of our newest sheet     code    Dim RNdata As Long                          ' Row Number in the Data sheet     code    Dim Team As String                          ' Data in column 1     code    Dim Yr As Integer                           ' Numeric in Col 2     code    Dim Number As Integer                       ' Numeric in Col 3     code           code      ' get Excel ready     code           code      Set xlW = ActiveWorkbook     code      Set xlSData = (Data)     code      Set xlSTemplate = (Template)     code      RNdata = 2                                ' Title in row 1     code           code      ' Make a dummy xlSForm.  We will always add sheets to the right     code           code      Set xlSForm = xlSTemplate     code           code      ' get the contents of the first data cell     code           code      Team = Trim((RNdata 1).Text)     code           code      ' while the cell in col 1 is not blank     code           code      While Team <      code           code        ' build up sheetName from Team Yr & #     code             code        Yr = (RNdata 2).Value     code        Number = (RNdata 3).Value     code             code        ' E.G. West Coast 1987 1     code             code        SheetName = Team &   & CStr(Yr) &   & Format(Number )     code             code         after=xlSForm  ' make a copy of Template     code             code        ' Set and remember new sheetname     code             code        Set xlSForm = ActiveSheet   ' our new guy     code         = SheetName    ' sets name     code         SheetName    ' our collection for printing     code             code        DoEvents                    ' catch up     code             code        ' Shove data into new form.     code        ' Cheap and nasty here ...     code        '   cell positions should be constants in this code.     code             code        (2 3).Value = Team     code        (3 3).Value = Yr     code             code        (5 3).Value = Number     code             code        ' Given & Family (Cols 5 & 4)     code             code        (6 3).Value = (RNdata 5).Text _     code                                  &   & (RNdata 4).Text     code                                       code        ' Games Played (Col 6)     code             code        (7 3).Value = (RNdata 6).Text     code             code        ' That's it. Get ready for new row (if any)     code             code        RNdata = RNdata + 1     code        Team = Trim((RNdata 1).Text)     code             code      Wend     code           code      ' Sheets are all created.  Let's print them     code           code      PrintSheets SheetNames     code           code      ' and we're done     code           code      MsgBox Yay vbExclamation Stuey RULES!!     code           code    End Sub     code         code    Private Sub PrintSheets(pSheetNames As Collection)     code    ' Select the first sheet (We will explode if there isn't one BTW)     code    ' Then add all the other sheets to our selection.     code    ' Then print     code    Dim FirstSheet As Boolean     code    Dim i As Integer     code         code      FirstSheet = True ' needs a CHECK     code           code      For i = 1 To      code           code        '  TRUE  sets the eheet active     code        '  FALSE ADDS the sheet to the selection     code             code        (pSheetNames(i)).Select FirstSheet     code             code        FirstSheet = False    ' not any more     code             code      Next i     code           code      ' Ensure (PDF) printer by hand     code           code      (xlDialogPrinterSetup).Show     code           code      ' And print     code           code           code           code    End Sub     code    And we get               Which creates selects and prints the new forms like