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Excel Footer Dilemma
Want to put AT&T in custom footer but excel keeps changing it to AT&[Time] so
that the footer shows up as AT2:50 (or whatever the current system time stamp is). How do I get around this? The ampersand is usually used for this kind of system insert - but what happens when you actually want to use an ampersand as an ampersand? |
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Excel Footer Dilemma
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AT&&T If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Me" wrote: Want to put AT&T in custom footer but excel keeps changing it to AT&[Time] so that the footer shows up as AT2:50 (or whatever the current system time stamp is). How do I get around this? The ampersand is usually used for this kind of system insert - but what happens when you actually want to use an ampersand as an ampersand? |
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