This tutorial will demonstrate how to export multiple sheets of a workbook into a single PDF file using Excel VBA. The code can be seen below and adapted for your own use. The ExportAsFixedFormat method is used to perform the export to PDF.

I wasn't able to find out any information on what format the parameters are required to look like when passed along with the Method ExportAsFixedFormat. I'm currently using the following code to change the active printer followed by the printout command (vlax-put-property XL 'ActivePrinter' 'DocuCom PDF Driver on Ne03:') (vlax-invoke-method XLS 'Printout') where XL is my spreadsheet and XLS is the active worksheet. This works but the printer controls filename and location. (vlax-invoke-method XLS 'ExportAsFixedFormat' I've found the ExportAsFixedFormat but can not find any documentation that shows how to format the parameters within LISP to send to Excel. The object browser for VBA in Excel shows the following: Sub ExportAsFixedFormat(Type As XlFixedFormatType, [Filename], [Quality], [IncludeDocProperties], [IgnorePrintAreas], [From], [To], [OpenAfterPublish], [FixedFormatExtClassPtr]) Member of Excel.Chart I recording a macro and got the following that shows some additional information.

ActiveSheet.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:= _ 'C: test.pdf' _, Quality:=xlQualityStandard, IncludeDocProperties:=True, IgnorePrintAreas _:=False, OpenAfterPublish:=True Is there any documention showing what this looks like when using the vlax-invoke-method? Enumerated constant values are typically assigned integer equivalents; the Excel VBA object model documentation should indicate what these values are (inspection of values at run-time is another option). Optional arguments in methods called from (vlax-invoke-method.) must all be filled out with either a defintitive value or nil.

This can get a little rediculous in LISP - I've had function calls with signatures like (vlax-invoke-method app_obj 'MethodName new_value nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil.). Found the answer after re-reading dgorsman post!!! After looking at the object browser in Excel for ExportAsFixedFormat. The 'XlFixedFormatType' took me to a section showing the members of XlFixedFormatType xlTypePDF is set to 0 xlTypeXPS is set to 1;;; This line will create a test.pdf file located on the c-drive (vlax-invoke-method XLS 'ExportAsFixedFormat' 0 'c://test'));;; This line will create a test.xps file located on the c-drive (vlax-invoke-method XLS 'ExportAsFixedFormat' 1 'c://test')) Not sure about the Optional Parameters needing values?!?!? The ExportAsFixedFormat works with just one optional parameter (The filename) and the Printout had none even though the object browser shows 9. I'm using Excel 2010 so I don't know if that matters.

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Hi, I hope this hasn't already been covered. I downloaded and installed the SaveAsPDF plug-in for Office 2007. Wrote a routine to test ExportAsFixedFormat to place workbook, worksheet, or range into PDF format. Worked quickly and output was good. However, even though I set my page setup to Landscape, the PDF document was portrait.

There are no parameters in the Export function for page layout, and I Googled several posts that referred to it as a problem. Free iphone to samsung transfer app for mac. Maybe someone here has run across a workaround, Stan. So first do the page setup in your active file then save it as PDF I did that, it still comes out portrait, I don't think the saveaspdf add-on has anything to do with print preview. I created my code based on this example from Ron de Bruin. Hi stanl the process which i am following is as mentioned below 1 - open the document or spreadsheet in office 2007 (word 07 or excel 07) 2 - then go to office menu (office logo at top left corner or press Alt + F) 3 - Under print option go to print preview 4 - Under print setup set your page to desired one A4, Letter, Legal 5 - There also change page orientation to landscape or portrait 6 - close print preview. 7 - Press Alt + F then under Save as - PDF or XPS 8 - Press publish so what ever u had set in your excel or word file the same u get in PDF i had attached the pdf file both in Landscape & Portrait the same u had send me in excel.