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Thank you so very much...I thought I tried that , but obviously, I had
something wrong....it is very helpful......Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Jason Morin" wrote: I'm not sure I follow entirely, but this will give you the full path and sheet name, *all* in Arial and 8 point font: .CenterHeader = "&8" & "&""Arial""" & ActiveWorkbook.FullName & " &A" HTH Jason Atlanta, GA "Frantic Excel-er" wrote: Hi all.... I have this bit of code in a macro that I would like formatted, but I do not know how....the code is to automatically insert the file path and the tab name of a spreadheet....I would like to format the code, so that every time it opens a document it will make the font Arial size 8. What I have now only makes the "&A" (which is the tab) size 8...... Here is the string.... .CenterFooter = ActiveWorkbook.FullName & Chr(10) & "&""Arial""&8&A" Any suggestions would be great!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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