Repeat header rows on every page
Print a long list with its column names at the top of every page.
In this lesson
- A printout shows row 1 on page 1 only, unless you ask for it on every page.
- Repeating rows is a print setting. It changes the printout, not the cells.
- Only frozen rows can repeat, from row 1 down to the last frozen row.
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- Skill
- Sharing, printing and protecting
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Where it sits in Sharing, printing and protecting
- Print a sheet on one page8 min
- Repeat header rows on every pageThis lesson8 min
- Set a print area8 min
- Comments and notes8 min
- Protect cells from editing9 min
- Hide formulas from others9 min
The steps
7 steps: 3 explanations, 3 Do this, 1 question, then Your turn.
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Why your formula broke when you copied it
Lock a cell with $ so a formula keeps working when you copy it down.
Beginner · 7 min · Free, with no sign-up
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On your computer, go tolearnford.com/go/39MP