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Ignoring formulas in Custom Headers
I want to display the path of the excel file in the header, but it changed
"&D" into a date. How do I prevent Excel from doing this? |
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use &&D instead Cheers JulieD "Mizuchi" wrote in message ... I want to display the path of the excel file in the header, but it changed "&D" into a date. How do I prevent Excel from doing this? |
Thank you very much for the reply. I noticed that everything with a & before
it turned into a blank space. Browsing other header options, I borrowed code I didn't know about: &[Path]&[File] This doesn't allow me to show me the mapped network drive letter everyone uses, so I will use your solution instead. Thanks again. "JulieD" wrote: Hi use &&D instead Cheers JulieD "Mizuchi" wrote in message ... I want to display the path of the excel file in the header, but it changed "&D" into a date. How do I prevent Excel from doing this? |
you're welcome and thanks for the feedback
"Mizuchi" wrote in message ... Thank you very much for the reply. I noticed that everything with a & before it turned into a blank space. Browsing other header options, I borrowed code I didn't know about: &[Path]&[File] This doesn't allow me to show me the mapped network drive letter everyone uses, so I will use your solution instead. Thanks again. "JulieD" wrote: Hi use &&D instead Cheers JulieD "Mizuchi" wrote in message ... I want to display the path of the excel file in the header, but it changed "&D" into a date. How do I prevent Excel from doing this? |
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