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Debra Dalgleish
 
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You could use programming to add a footer to all the charts and chart
sheets. For example:

'========================
Sub ChartFooters()

Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim chObj As ChartObject
Dim ch As Chart

For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
For Each chObj In ws.ChartObjects
With chObj.Chart.PageSetup
.CenterFooter = "DRAFT COPY"
.RightFooter = "Page &P"
End With
Next chObj
Next ws

For Each ch In ActiveWorkbook.Charts
With ch.PageSetup
.CenterFooter = "DRAFT COPY"
.RightFooter = "Page &P"
End With
Next ch

End Sub
'============================

Ches wrote:
Using Excel 2003, SP1

I'm creating many charts throughout a large workbook that has many
worksheets, and there are several charts on each worksheet. It is a pain to
set the header and footer individually for each chart.

Can I group these charts together (possibly only in the active worksheet at
any one time) to give them all the same header and footer, as I can group
worksheets together in a workbook, to give them all the same header and
footer?

TIA

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