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How to print duplex on Excel 2010

To print two sided or duplex printing can be done on this steps below.

This will apply only if your printer supports duplex printing.

I tried printing only two worksheets in one A4 size paper.

It requires some few clicks to do duplex printing in Excel 2010.

There might be VBA tricks on how to do this automatically.

Here's what I have done.
  • Click on File select Print
  • Under settings  choose "Print Entire Workbook"
  • Under same settings click on "Print on Both Sides" (Flip Pages on long edge)
  • If at this stage you click on  "Print", printout will be two pages. 
  • So click on the right arrow below the print settings to select the other worksheet.
  • Do same settings click on "Print on Both Sides" (Flip Pages on long edge)
  • Now you can click on "Print" and the printout will be two sided on one paper.
I never tried printing more than two worksheets, but I guess if you want to print multiple worksheets it has to been done manually using the same settings above.
VBA should be able to do the trick to set the settings automatically, on how to do this using VBA code, please check out this link.

Please share if you know some ways on how to do it using VBA.

Here's a screen shot below for the settings above:



For duplex printing settings you will notice that on Print on Both Sides settings, there are two options available "Flip pages on long edge" and "Flip pages on short edge".

Flip pages on long edge - use this if your page layout is "Portrait"
Flip pages on short edge - use this  if your page layout is "Landscape"



Just some quick stuff for excel 2010, duplex printing. :)



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