I have this fairly extensive code that puts a person's address in the footer when printed. It works fine except that if their zip code starts with a 0 it is dropped. I thought I could easily add some formatting code to fix it. I guess not. The code in red below is what I tried, but instead of fixing it, I now get a "False" in my footer.
Code:
With ActiveSheet
.PageSetup.CenterFooter = "&""Times New Roman,regular""&12 " _
& Format(Workbooks("Reports to Go....xlsm").Worksheets("Office Information").Range("d10").Text) _
& " - " & Format(Workbooks("Reports to Go....xlsm").Worksheets("Office Information").Range("d11").Text) _
[Code] ........
I should mention, the referenced cells are in a different workbook than the one this code is in.
Is there any way in excel 2007 to define a standard header and footer on the first sheet and use the same header and footer for all the remaining sheets within the workbook (same font and style as in first page).
Since I have around 25 sheets within the workbook i cannot do formatting and copy paste all the time. This will save my time alot.
Ive created a simple VBA code thats suppose to insert a header and footer. The header works but the footer doesn't. Does it matter that my footer is in "Quotes"? I would like for it to say Page of Page so the footer will say 1 of 4! I feel like its something simple just not sure...
Code: With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .CenterHeader = "HSIS Phone Bill" .CenterFooter = "Page &[Page] of &[Pages]"
I would like to reference Cell values in my header/footer. I currently have the following code:
[Code] ......
The problem im having is that i would like to have multiple lines in my header/footer. Eg. i would like cell A1 to be displayed on the top left, and A2 displayed on the top left, but below the A1 value.
I'm looking for a macro or VBA code that can copy the header/footer and apply them to other worksheets. I have found code to copy to all worksheets but I only want the next two worksheets to have the copied header/footer and not copy to all the worksheets.
I have 6 worksheets the first 3 are schedules, the only thing that will be changed in the header/footer will be work periods. example 12/20/09-01/20/10, all other info will be the same. Is there another way to change the dates without having to open each one and manually changing the date.
I want to write a macro code for header and footer in MSEXCEL so that when printing command is given, it prints the header and footer already given in macro. No one print should come without header & Footer already given in macro.I tried but not working properly.
Sub InsertHeaderFooter() ' inserts the same header/footer in all worksheets Dim ws As Worksheet
This may seem like an odd request for help, and there may be other options that I am unaware of but....
I am looking to maintain a top header row and a bottom footer row. The sheet is 300 rows deep and If I put a freeze pane or split, the header or footer ends up scrolling off of the viewable screen.
The header range is A1:G6 The footer range is A301:G304. I am looking for 2 sub()'s. The first will check the DATA range A7:G300 and hide all empty rows between the header and footer ranges. The worksheet will display lets say 23 rows of data if the user needs to enter data in a new row I would like them to be able to run a macro that will hide the first data row and unhide the first empty data row below the last row that is not empty (in the data range), and a second macro that would do just the reverse. If there were any hidden rows at the top of the data range, the first hidden row above the first unhidden row would be unhidden, and the last row of the data range would then become a hidden row.
In essence it would allow the user to scroll through the data range and never loose sight of the header range & footer range.
Is there a way to enter data into a cell and it would auto fill the Header and Footer in all worksheets? Maybe an embeded marco in the worksheet "TOOLS"?
I have a workbook that is setup with headers and footers. To the right, left, and below the worksheet there are other pages greyed out pages that are not being used. Is there a way to change the view and potentially remove these "other sheets?"
I'm trying to append a date variable to the end of headers for let's say 3 worksheets in a workbook. Each worksheet has a different string value, and I want to add a date variable at the end.
For example, sheet1, sheet2, and sheet3 says "Country Analysis", "Regional Analysis", and "State Analysis", respectively. I want to add the month and date to that so it would say something like "Country Analysis December 2007" for Sheet1, without hard coding it. Essentially, loop through however many worksheets and add a date variable at the end of each header on the left side.
I know how to get the date variable (format(date, "MMMM YYYY")) and the code behind the headers.
I am trying to link what is in the header and footer with information contained in certain Cells. (I eventually want to have a user form to help input the information, but one thing at a time.)
How do I go about getting the following information into code so that I can update the enclosed code?
Left Header: Client Name contained in Sheet: "Table of Contents" B:1
Before printing ANY workbook, I want the user to have the option of adding a footer.
To start out with, here is the code I have:
Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean) 'When you click 'Print', this module asks if you want to add a footer. 'The one it adds by default is: Path & filename, worksheet name, date. 'Unfortunately custom button text is not available, so Yes means add to 'current sheet, No means no, and Cancel means add to all sheets in workbook.
Dim answer$ Dim sheet As Worksheet
If ActiveSheet.PageSetup.LeftFooter = "" Then 'if there isn't a footer already answer = MsgBox("Do you want to add a footer?" & vbCrLf & "Yes - this sheet only, Cancel - all sheets", vbYesNoCancel)
This works just fine if I put it in the ThisWorkbook section of a workbook. The problem is I can't get to work for any old workbook. If I put it in personal.xls, nothing happens when the user clicks print.
I am looking at not allowing users to select the header and footer info. I don't want them to delete it. I have tried to protect the sheet and workbook but not working.
All I want is to generate a word document with built in word header and footer (header and footer style name is "alphabet") based on the values which i mention in excel(path,word file name and header content.
I need to create a dynamic range based on cell between a header and footer cell. The header cell ( A8 ) will remain static, however, the footer cell starts at A10 and then will move down as rows are added.
im having trouble formatting the left header, im not sure how to go about it, ive recorded macros to see how they do because i dont need talking marks im buggering it up somewhere
Sub OCHeader()
Dim Sheet As String
Sheet = ActiveSheet.Name
With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .LeftHeader = _ "&""Trebuchet MS,Bold""&11" .LeftHeader = Sheet End With
I'm trying to find some code that will format the center header to Arial Bold, size 14. Currently I have the center header populated with the cell value E9 using -
Can Header fields be conditionally formatted? What I would like is; the text colour of the right section of the header (Current Date) to change to RED if a given cell's value is met (D3="H")...
I've been trying find an appropriate formula to extract the column header from a table in a different sheet if the row header and value in that table is known.
in the lookup table the row titles (column A) are product codes, column titles (row 2, D through AX) are business names and the table values are quantity.
In a different table I have product codes in column A and in column B i have the max number/quantity of products for that code. In column C i want to put the company name associated with the product and the number/quantity.
Is there any way to put a formula into a footer OR have a footer read the contents of a particular cell on that page? The standard buttons for your footer does not allow this. How can I make this happen?
