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Putting the document number custom property in workbook
I am using the custom property "document number" to keep a version control
number for a workbook distributed to many people. What I want to do is print that value in the footer of the printout so I know which version they ran their case. The custom property type is text. -- DRK |
Putting the document number custom property in workbook
I figured it out after posting the original message.
Range("VersionNumber") = ActiveWorkbook.CustomDocumentProperties("Document number") -- DRK "DRK" wrote: I am using the custom property "document number" to keep a version control number for a workbook distributed to many people. What I want to do is print that value in the footer of the printout so I know which version they ran their case. The custom property type is text. -- DRK |
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