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Can Excel headers automatically look to a cell for data? &[B2]
Using MS Office Excel 2003 SP2. Created a crew calender that shows each
week's crew schedule on a seperate tab. Each worksheet shows days Sunday through Saturday as the column's top cell. The date is shown in the second cell of each column. I wanted Sunday's date to show in the header for each sheet that is printed out. I tried &[B2]. Is what I'm attempting even possible? |
Can Excel headers automatically look to a cell for data? &[B2]
Possible through VBA
Sub CellInFooter() Dim ws As Worksheet For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets ws.PageSetup.CenterFooter = ws.Range("A2").Value Next End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 7 Jan 2007 13:43:01 -0800, bailey wrote: Using MS Office Excel 2003 SP2. Created a crew calender that shows each week's crew schedule on a seperate tab. Each worksheet shows days Sunday through Saturday as the column's top cell. The date is shown in the second cell of each column. I wanted Sunday's date to show in the header for each sheet that is printed out. I tried &[B2]. Is what I'm attempting even possible? |
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