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Declare the HeaderFooter object variable myHeader and assign to it the primary header in the first section in the active document:


 

Sub headerFooter()

    Dim myHeader As HeaderFooter

    Set myHeader = ActiveDocument.Sections(1).Headers _

        (wdHeaderFooterPrimary)

End Sub

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