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Default Copy Contract Number to CenterFooter on multiple sheets

In part, I have the following that takes a Contract number generated in
workbook called QCNUM and puts it in "active" Workbook, Sheet# 1 called
"Contracts", Cell E4

' The following is "paste into"
myBook.Worksheets("Contract").Range("E4").Value = _
' The following is "copy from"
myQCNUM.Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("G6").Value

(I don't know why the above has to be entered as shown - it seems backwards
to me, BUT, it Works.)

Somehow, I need to have the Contract number inserted in the CentreFooter of
sheets: "Options", "Pricing", "Notes", Warranty_CDN", Warranty_USA"
Is it neccessary to duplicate the above 2 lines (changing only sheet name),
for each of the required sheets? or is there a handy-dandy shorter process
that can be used.

Thanks in advance for any input..............


 
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