I am trying to get the Header/Footnote to update on all sheets in a Workbook
without changing the page formatting. Some of the Sheets are Portrait and
some are landscape. I have a User Form that already has the data in some Text
Boxes.
There is a Control Button (Update_Engineer_Spec_10) that when pushed takes
the information on the User Form and Updates the Workbook, but I would like
to Update the Header / Footnot as well.
The Header was supposed to look like this.
Town: TEO No: Page 1 of ?
Office: Supplier Order No: Appendix No:
Town = City_1
Office = Office_1
TEO No = TEO_No_1
Supplier Order No = CES_No_1
Appendix No = TEO_Appx_No_2
Here is the code I have, but it dosen't seem to work. The truth is nothing
happens.
'Update Header Footnote Information
Sub DynamicHeader()
Dim sh As Integer
For sh = 1 To Sheets.Count
With Sheets(sh).PageSetup
.LeftHeader = "Town:" & Me.City_1.Value & vbNewLine _
& "Office:" & Me.Office_1.Value
Where is this code located? If its located in a Standard Module then you
need to use your Userform name like Userform1 as a reference instead of Me.
I would also recommend you use the For Each...Next Loop to loop thru your
worksheets instead for the For...Next Loop. For Each is used mainly for
objects.
So your code would look like this:
'Update Header Footnote Information
Sub DynamicHeader()
Dim sh As Worksheet
For Each sh In WorkSheets
With sh.PageSetup
.LeftHeader = "Town:" & Me.City_1.Value & vbNewLine _
& "Office:" & Me.Office_1.Value
The Code is Located under the "Private Sub Update_Engineer_Spec_10_Click()"
This is a control Button for update the Workbook. I put the cade a the end
of that code on the user form.
Ok, I did reference the Text Boxes Correctly, like "Me.City_1.Value".
"Me" = The User Form
"City_1" = The Text Box in the User Form
"Value" = A varible Input from user
'Update Engineering Spec Control Button(Sheet 1)
Private Sub Update_Engineer_Spec_10_Click()
'Update Header Footnote Information
Sub DynamicHeader()
Dim sh As Integer
For sh = 1 To Sheets.Count
With Sheets(sh).PageSetup
.LeftHeader = "Town:" & Me.City_1.Value & vbNewLine _
& "Office:" & Me.Office_1.Value
It worked, the only thing is that I need it to be 8 Point Arial.
Also it reset all the page settings for the Worksheet. The Header and
Footnote are correct, but the Body of the Sheet (Table) moved up till 1/2 the
header is inside the header.
I got it to work perfect, except for the Line spacing.
Town: TEO No: Page 1 of ?
Office: Supplier Order No: Appendix No:
It needs to look like this:
Town: TEO No: Page 1 of ?
Office: Supplier Order No: Appendix No:
I recorded 2 macro's one with the spacing and 1 removing the spacing. Then I
printed them and compared them to see what was different. They are both
exactly same. I need to get rid of that extra line spacing.
Here is the code that works, except for the dbl line spacing. I can go in and
manualy remove it under page properties, but not with code for some reason. I
have checked and rechecked the code, still no luck. Any Ideas?
'Update Header Footnote Information
Dim sh As Integer
For sh = 1 To Sheets.Count
With Sheets(sh).PageSetup
.LeftHeader = "&8Town: " & Me.City_1.Value & vbNewLine _
& "Office: " & Me.Office_1.Value
I can go into page setup and manualy remove the line space. I even tried it
on a blank page and it did the same thing. For some reason it only puts the
extra line space in when the code runs. There has to be something in the code
that (VBNewLine) that is putting the extra line in.
Town / TEO No / Page These are in the corrcet location 1/4"
from the top
Unwanted Line Space (Needs to
be removed)
Office / Supp Order / Appd No Needs to be moved up
I am at a total loss over this. I have looked at all the help sections and
there is nothing about this matter.
I got it fixed. Here is the code that worked. I recorded a marco to add the
Header/Footnote then adapted it for my use. Notice there is no vbNewLine or
anything like that. Not sure why it works, but it does.
Thanks for all your help.
Dim sh As Integer
For sh = 1 To Sheets.Count
With Sheets(sh).PageSetup
