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How do I get '&' to print within the Header of a Excel Worksheet?
I am having trouble getting the & to show up in the Header of an Excel
Spreadsheet. What am I doing wrong? For example: Smith & Smith |
How do I get '&' to print within the Header of a Excel Worksheet?
Use two ampersands. The first one gets eaten by Excel.
Francis Hayes (The Excel Addict) http://www.TheExcelAddict.com |
How do I get '&' to print within the Header of a Excel Workshe
mmmmmmmm ampersands....
"ExcelNut" wrote: Use two ampersands. The first one gets eaten by Excel. Francis Hayes (The Excel Addict) http://www.TheExcelAddict.com . |
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