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Create a two-line header programmatically
Hi:
Can anyone tell me how to create a two-line header for a worksheet using vba? I have a client who wants a data-specific date range in the header as well as the company name. I want to put this in two lines in the header. Currently the dates are inserted in the VBA code. Both the company name and the dates should in the center header. Any help would be greatly appreciated. JJ |
Create a two-line header programmatically
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ActiveSheet.PageSetup.CenterHeader = "ABCD" & vbcr & "EFGH" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Jeanne Conroy" wrote in message ... Hi: Can anyone tell me how to create a two-line header for a worksheet using vba? I have a client who wants a data-specific date range in the header as well as the company name. I want to put this in two lines in the header. Currently the dates are inserted in the VBA code. Both the company name and the dates should in the center header. Any help would be greatly appreciated. JJ |
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