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Is there a way to reference a cell's value in a header? I have a time card
that within the header is a pay ending from and to date that I must manually
fill out (argh!). Since the information is already in the spreadsheet every
week,[ always B5 and F5 ] I would like to be able to reference those cells
within my header.
Thanks for any answers.
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Hi

Try this example

With ActiveSheet.PageSetup
.RightHeader = "text " & Range("B5").Value & " again text " & Range("F5").Value
End With


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Is there a way to reference a cell's value in a header? I have a time card
that within the header is a pay ending from and to date that I must manually
fill out (argh!). Since the information is already in the spreadsheet every
week,[ always B5 and F5 ] I would like to be able to reference those cells
within my header.
Thanks for any answers.
Peekabeaux



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