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Dean

auto-header
 
I have a template on a network drive so users can enter data and save as that
particular part number as the file name...i later go and print them off....is
there away to have the wrksheets automatically have the filename print as the
header? is it something i put in the template?

thanks
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Dean

Spencer Hutton

ViewHeader and Footer

choose custom header

pick the option for file name or type &[File] in one of the header boxes.
you can also do this for the sheet name.

"Dean" wrote in message
...
I have a template on a network drive so users can enter data and save as

that
particular part number as the file name...i later go and print them

off....is
there away to have the wrksheets automatically have the filename print as

the
header? is it something i put in the template?

thanks
--
Dean




Frank Kabel

Hi
you should have the respective symbol for this in the dialog 'File -
Pagesetup - Header/Footer'

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

Dean wrote:
I have a template on a network drive so users can enter data and save
as that particular part number as the file name...i later go and
print them off....is there away to have the wrksheets automatically
have the filename print as the header? is it something i put in the
template?

thanks




Gord Dibben

Dean

That would depend upon which version of Excel you are running.

If earlier than 2000, you would need a macro to add the filename to a
footer/header.

Otherwise, Frank and Spencer have covered it.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 07:35:04 -0800, "Dean"
wrote:

I have a template on a network drive so users can enter data and save as that
particular part number as the file name...i later go and print them off....is
there away to have the wrksheets automatically have the filename print as the
header? is it something i put in the template?

thanks




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