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ampersand in header
Enter M&&T in header (using Excel 2003). Print preview displays:
Regular"M&T Any ideas as to why? |
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ampersand in header
The '&' character is a special control character when used in
heading and footings. For example, &P is used to insert the page number. To print a literal '&' character, you need to use two ('&&') to indicate that the & character is to be printed, not used as a control character. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "EllenSeitz" wrote in message ... Enter M&&T in header (using Excel 2003). Print preview displays: Regular"M&T Any ideas as to why? |
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