G Guest Jul 6, 2006 #1 How can I get a footer path and file not to change to the temporary file when I forward the Excel file in email?
How can I get a footer path and file not to change to the temporary file when I forward the Excel file in email?
B britwiz Jul 6, 2006 #2 Controller said: How can I get a footer path and file not to change to the temporary file when I forward the Excel file in email? Click to expand... Hi Controller Bill As far as I know, you'll have to hardcode the footer (i.e. type in the path) as the file is indeed stored in the temporary folder. Regards Steve
Controller said: How can I get a footer path and file not to change to the temporary file when I forward the Excel file in email? Click to expand... Hi Controller Bill As far as I know, you'll have to hardcode the footer (i.e. type in the path) as the file is indeed stored in the temporary folder. Regards Steve
G Guest Jul 6, 2006 #3 Thanks Steve, Is there a way to cut and paste the footer? I can only see it when it prints.
B britwiz Jul 6, 2006 #4 Controller said: Thanks Steve, Is there a way to cut and paste the footer? I can only see it when it prints. Click to expand... Hi Bill I don't think so, sorry. But, if you want to see the path, you could use this formula in the worksheet: =CELL("filename") You may need to save the file to make the formula produce a result or press F9. Regards Steve
Controller said: Thanks Steve, Is there a way to cut and paste the footer? I can only see it when it prints. Click to expand... Hi Bill I don't think so, sorry. But, if you want to see the path, you could use this formula in the worksheet: =CELL("filename") You may need to save the file to make the formula produce a result or press F9. Regards Steve
