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    Setting Header/Footer issues

    Hi Folks

    I'm trying to set the header/footer before printing. The issue only a minor one, but still annoying:

    In the picture below, the left header has an indent of 1 character, which is the actual issue.

    Header.jpg

    In my code I define a string for the left header, which doesn't contain any blank spaces. However, when looking at the page setup for headers/footers, there's a preset list that shows my string with a leading space.

    Any ideas how to get rid of this?

    Below are the relevant lines of code:

    strLeftHeader = "&B" & "My Company Name" & "&B" & vbLf & wbRüstplan.Name
    ws.PageSetup.LeftHeader = "&L &""Calibri Light"" &09" & strLeftHeader

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    See if this works any better


        strLeftHeader = "&B" & "My Company Name" & "&B" & vbLf & "wbRustplan.The.Name"
        ActiveSheet.PageSetup.LeftHeader = "&L&""Calibri Light""&09" & strLeftHeader
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    Paul


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    Thanks very much Paul, that works

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    Good -- it was the space after the &L
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    Paul


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