Print one row on all pages in Excel
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Print one row on all pages in Excel
Hi,

Does anyone know of a way to print one row on all pages in Excel, kind of like a header?

Thanks,
Dustin
ASKED: Apr 9 2009  1:43 PM GMT
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In the older versions of Excel - File - PageSetUp - Header/Footer tab.

I'm sure it's different in 2007

Phil
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Hi RoadDust,

If I'm understanding what you're asking, you can have your header rows repeat on every page by going to File > Page Setup, clicking on the "Sheet" tab, and under "Print titles", choose "Rows to repeat at top". Does this work for you?

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Jenny
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Last Answered: Apr 9 2009  1:52 PM GMT by JennyMack   3330 pts.
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RoadDust   390 pts.  |   Apr 9 2009  2:00PM GMT

Hi Jenny,

Yes that’s exactly what I needed. Thanks for yours and Phil’s help.

Dustin

 

Technochic   40210 pts.  |   Apr 9 2009  3:02PM GMT

Thanks Jenny! Great tip! For Excel 2007 I found it on the ribbon bar for page layout. I clicked on the arrow for Page setup and then found the sheets tab you mentioned.

 
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