Felix Zumstein

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One way around this seems to be using the filter that comes with Excel tables (as opposed to using the AutoFilter).

Can't replicate this. Please add the full traceback and a sample workbook with your RunPython code. The following works for me with the `Run main` button: ```python import xlwings as...

gotcha, here's an an easier way to replicate (works when called via Run main button, but requires Red to be changed to Rot when run directly in Python): ```python import...

Great, thanks for pushing this. I would, however, like to use this to get rid of all generic Exceptions that we currently have in the code, possibly with wrapping exceptions...

What would be your ideal behavior of xlwings in these cases?

Sounds good. I believe this is also related to: https://github.com/xlwings/xlwings/issues/1001 I don't think it's a quick fix though and somewhat of an edge case, so not super high up my...

It's currently not baked in, but for now you can use the underlying libs to achieve what you want, see http://docs.xlwings.org/en/stable/missing_features.html In your case, something like `xw.Sheet('Sheet').xl_sheet.PrintOut()` should do the...

yes: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff838253.aspx

try `PrintOut(Copies=2)` Am 06.07.2016 1:31 vorm. schrieb "Ashley Jackson" : > > The syntax for this is confusing me. I currently have it as: > > xlwings.Sheet("Invoice").xl_sheet.PrintOut("Copies:=2") > > and...