Save the following code as prtxls.vbs, and then you can use it on the command line, such as printing a.xlsx under C drive with the command prtxls.vbs c:\a.xlsx
Dim objxls
On error resume next.
Set objxls = wscript getobject (” Excel. Application “)
If objxls = “” then.
Set objxls = wscript createobject (” Excel. Application”)
end If
the If Wscript.argument.count = 0 then
msgBox (” There are not enough arguments.”)
cript.quit
e>f
objxls.>books.open wscript.arguments(0),false
if objxls.wor>ks.count = 0 then
Wscript.quit
Else
objxls.workbooks(1).printout
objxls.quit
End if
wscript.quit

So that’s the code

prtxls.vbs c:\a.xlsx
: \a.xlsx
c:\a.xlsx
Note: A. Xlsx must add content, otherwise the printer will not print the content because it is empty.