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I need to print (or export, depending on how you look at it) multiple layer combinations to .pdf from Photoshop CC 2015
Example: Traveling Salesman. Contact info should be specific to branch location and sales person, but they could change often.
Layer Group1: Branch
Atlanta
Dallas
Phoenix
Portland
Layer Group 2: Salesperson
John
David
Beth
Lisa
Layer Group 3 is all of the components that make up the rest of the document. I want this group untouched.
Need a VBScript that will return all permutations of those two top level groups:
Atlanta, John
Atlanta, David
Atlanta Beth
Atlanta, Lisa
Dallas John
Dallas David
Dallas Beth
Dallas Lisa
on an on and on ...
Of course, if it were only 16 permutations, I would print them manually. But my real world example is 150. And the input info changes. So I need to be able to add/remove a few layers at a time and then generate a new batch of pdf outputs.
Can anyone help, PLEASE??
Have you given this a look-see yet?
Creating data-driven graphics in Photoshop
If it should not meet your needs (which does not seem unlikely) I would recommend you abandon VB for this task, use JavaScript instead and ask for help/advice over at
And I am not making a judgement on the validity of VB here it’s just that most of the regulars on that Forum seem to prefer using the platform-independent JS.
And please provide more details, maybe even a (small) sample file to bette
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Have you given this a look-see yet?
Creating data-driven graphics in Photoshop
If it should not meet your needs (which does not seem unlikely) I would recommend you abandon VB for this task, use JavaScript instead and ask for help/advice over at
And I am not making a judgement on the validity of VB here it’s just that most of the regulars on that Forum seem to prefer using the platform-independent JS.
And please provide more details, maybe even a (small) sample file to better illustrate the layer structure and the intended results.
Do you ultimately need x individual pdfs or one pdf containing all the permutations?