Excel 2007 : Office Button > Save As ….PDF
Or Office Button > Send ….PDF
Excel 2010 : File > Save As ….PDF or File > Send ….PDF
Excel 2013 : File > Export > Create PDF XPS document or File > Share >Email >Send as PDF
Excel 2010 : File > Save As ….PDF or File > Send ….PDF
Excel 2013 : File > Export > Create PDF XPS document or File > Share >Email >Send as PDF
In Excel 2010 -2013 the big round
Office Button is replaced with File.
1)
If you have also installed Acrobat Reader you can change OpenAfterPublish in
the code to
True to open the PDF file after you create it.
2) The mail code example is not working with Outlook Express or Windows Mail.
3) If you set OpenAfterPublish in the code to True then you can do a manual send in
Acrobat Reader (also with Outlook Express or Windows Mail).
4) If there is no printer installed the add-in will not work. You only have to install a printer driver
of one of the printers in the default printer list, you not need a real printer to use the add-in.
5) When you use a hyperlink to another place in the workbook or if you use the Hyperlink
worksheet function the hyperlinks are not working in the PDF.
True to open the PDF file after you create it.
2) The mail code example is not working with Outlook Express or Windows Mail.
3) If you set OpenAfterPublish in the code to True then you can do a manual send in
Acrobat Reader (also with Outlook Express or Windows Mail).
4) If there is no printer installed the add-in will not work. You only have to install a printer driver
of one of the printers in the default printer list, you not need a real printer to use the add-in.
5) When you use a hyperlink to another place in the workbook or if you use the Hyperlink
worksheet function the hyperlinks are not working in the PDF.
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