Stored header information

Lauren279

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I know you can get cell information and have it as the header and footer via vba
But what I am after is the opposite, I have a worksheet that is generated via a program and most of the information is stored in the header and footer (date, time, report name etc etc) and I need to work with the header information to call the file when a user wants to save it as a PDF

Was wondering if it is possible if there is a way extract the information in the header that is already on the worksheet in a cell or be able to save the workbook as .leftheader.value kinda like the way u would use range(“c1”).value during the save as vba
 

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Re: HELP with stored header information

I have this that extracts the info

Code:
Dim RLeftHeader As String
Dim RCenterHeader As String
Dim RightHeader As String
Dim RLeftFooter As String
Dim RCenterFooter As String
Dim RRightFooter As String






Sub ReadHeaderFooter()
    With ActiveSheet.PageSetup
        RLeftHeader = .LeftHeader
        RCenterHeader = .CenterHeader
        RightHeader = .RightHeader
        RLeftFooter = .LeftFooter
        RCenterFooter = .CenterFooter
        RRightFooter = .RightFooter
    End With
    Range("A1").Value = RLeftHeader
    Range("A2").Value = RCenterHeader
    Range("A3").Value = RRightHeader
    Range("A4").Value = RLeftFooter
    Range("A5").Value = RCenterFooter
    Range("A6").Value = RRightFooter
    
End Sub

I am looking at making a table that translates the fields such as &P to something meaningful.
 
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Re: HELP with stored header information

Sorry, made a mistake with the right header variable

Code:
Dim RLeftHeader As String
Dim RCenterHeader As String
Dim RRightHeader As String
Dim RLeftFooter As String
Dim RCenterFooter As String
Dim RRightFooter As String


Sub ReadHeaderFooter()
    With ActiveSheet.PageSetup
        RLeftHeader = .LeftHeader
        RCenterHeader = .CenterHeader
        RRightHeader = .RightHeader
        RLeftFooter = .LeftFooter
        RCenterFooter = .CenterFooter
        RRightFooter = .RightFooter
    End With
    Range("A1").Value = RLeftHeader
    Range("A2").Value = RCenterHeader
    Range("A3").Value = RRightHeader
    Range("A4").Value = RLeftFooter
    Range("A5").Value = RCenterFooter
    Range("A6").Value = RRightFooter
    
End Sub
 
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