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placing a reference to a cell in a print header
What if I don't want the "Active"Sheet, I want the whole workbook to print with todays date. And instead of using a cell as my reference, I want to just use my own formula. Just the "=" sign shows. I want to insert a formula so I think my syntax has to change. What do I put to let it know to use the following formula?
="Printed: " & TEXT(TODAY(),"mmm dd, yyyy.") |
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