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I have a EXCEL workbook with about 20 worksheets. These worksheets
are set up with different characteristics for printing, e.g., each has
a different header and some are portrait and some are landscape.

I want to add a common footer to all worksheets at once without
messing up the exisiting print characteristics.

Is there any way of doing that?

Thanks.

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Group all sheets Nick

Right click on a sheet tab and choose Select all sheets
Then change the footer
And then ungroup the sheets

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I have a EXCEL workbook with about 20 worksheets. These worksheets
are set up with different characteristics for printing, e.g., each has
a different header and some are portrait and some are landscape.

I want to add a common footer to all worksheets at once without
messing up the exisiting print characteristics.

Is there any way of doing that?

Thanks.

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Sub Path_All_Sheets()
Set wkbktodo = ActiveWorkbook
For Each ws In wkbktodo.Worksheets
ws.PageSetup.RightFooter = ActiveWorkbook.FullName & " " & Chr(13) _
& Application.UserName & " " & Date
Next
End Sub

Won't change any of the other print setup characteristics.


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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 08:32:45 -0700, NameNick wrote:

I have a EXCEL workbook with about 20 worksheets. These worksheets
are set up with different characteristics for printing, e.g., each has
a different header and some are portrait and some are landscape.

I want to add a common footer to all worksheets at once without
messing up the exisiting print characteristics.

Is there any way of doing that?

Thanks.


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Ron

That would also force each sheet to have the other print charateristics of the
active sheet thus changing orientation and the custom headers on each sheet.


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Group all sheets Nick

Right click on a sheet tab and choose Select all sheets
Then change the footer
And then ungroup the sheets


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Correct Gord.

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That would also force each sheet to have the other print charateristics of the
active sheet thus changing orientation and the custom headers on each sheet.


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Group all sheets Nick

Right click on a sheet tab and choose Select all sheets
Then change the footer
And then ungroup the sheets


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