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We do have a blue line below the logo and text box, but that has moved down as well, so all is good.
In my testing the blue line didn't move.
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I was thinking about it last night and *thought* I might need to check if it is > than current .PageSetup.TopMargin and then only change it, else it could be reduced depending on what is in the page header.
With the alternative approach I suggested, such testing isn't necessary. Indeed, if you look at the code I posted for that, you'll see there's not even a reference to sHght.
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