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Is there a way to set horizontal header/footer margins? Or, to set the color
of header/footer text? I need to shift a date in the right footer leftwards about two spaces for it to align. When I type two spaces (or any number of spaces) after the date in the footer, Excel trims them. I tried inserting two Chr(32)s (spaces) after the date in VB but they were still trimmed (the date is being placed in the footer using "&D" in VB, but I have the same issue when I type the spaces directly after the date in the footer). Also found a couple ASCII characters I didn't have on my machine, and I placed one after the two spaces. This succeeded in preserving the two spaces, but when I opened the document on another machine the ASCII character showed up, so I need another solution. Placing the date in the center footer and inserting a bunch of spaces before it to shift it rightward is not an option because the page number is in the center footer. Anyone know a way to shift text leftwards, or to set the color so I can put some white characters after the date to 'shift' it over? |
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