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Default header/footer from page

is there a way to have a header/footer reference values that are on a sheet?
I have some novice users, for who I'd like to make a very easy to fill in
area of information, and then have the headers and footer of sheets appear
nicely formatted with their information in there.

Any way?
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Default header/footer from page

BorisS, here is one way using a before print event,

Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
ActiveSheet.PageSetup.RightFooter = Range("A1")
End Sub

Put in thisworkbook code

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is there a way to have a header/footer reference values that are on a

sheet?
I have some novice users, for who I'd like to make a very easy to fill in
area of information, and then have the headers and footer of sheets appear
nicely formatted with their information in there.

Any way?
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Boris



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