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Some type of header

  1. #1
    david
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    Some type of header

    I've got a spreadsheet with some type of header which isn't a normal header,
    please could someone tell me what it is. The first page has normal text on
    the first row then the second row is a series of headers at the top of each
    column. The second
    row appears as the first row in subsequent pages. When I look under view ->
    header and footer, there is nothing there, so it's not done in the normal
    way. There's nothing under custom-header either.


    FIRST PAGE....

    text text text text text text

    headcol1 headercol2 headercol3

    data data data




    SECOND PAGE....

    headcol1 headercol2 headercol3

    data data data






  2. #2
    JLatham
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    RE: Some type of header

    I suspect that this is being controled from the File | Page Setup menu. Open
    that up and look at the [Sheet] tab and see if there is an entry in the "Rows
    to Repeat at top" option. I think you're going to find the answer there, it
    will probably refer to the rows that are repeating on all sheets.

    "david" wrote:

    > I've got a spreadsheet with some type of header which isn't a normal header,
    > please could someone tell me what it is. The first page has normal text on
    > the first row then the second row is a series of headers at the top of each
    > column. The second
    > row appears as the first row in subsequent pages. When I look under view ->
    > header and footer, there is nothing there, so it's not done in the normal
    > way. There's nothing under custom-header either.
    >
    >
    > FIRST PAGE....
    >
    > text text text text text text
    >
    > headcol1 headercol2 headercol3
    >
    > data data data
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > SECOND PAGE....
    >
    > headcol1 headercol2 headercol3
    >
    > data data data
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >


  3. #3
    RagDyeR
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    Re: Some type of header

    Look under:

    <File> <Page SetUp> <Sheet> tab,

    And see what's entered in:
    "Rows To Repeat At Top".
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    HTH,

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    "david" <nopam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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    I've got a spreadsheet with some type of header which isn't a normal header,
    please could someone tell me what it is. The first page has normal text on
    the first row then the second row is a series of headers at the top of each
    column. The second
    row appears as the first row in subsequent pages. When I look under view ->
    header and footer, there is nothing there, so it's not done in the normal
    way. There's nothing under custom-header either.


    FIRST PAGE....

    text text text text text text

    headcol1 headercol2 headercol3

    data data data




    SECOND PAGE....

    headcol1 headercol2 headercol3

    data data data







  4. #4
    david
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    Re: Some type of header

    JLatham and RagDyeR, many thanks for your quick and helpful replies. Have
    found it now, it's there where you said :-))
    David

    "JLatham" <JLatham@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:A766B921-65EA-4A28-885B-14405732B60D@microsoft.com...
    > I suspect that this is being controled from the File | Page Setup menu.

    Open
    > that up and look at the [Sheet] tab and see if there is an entry in the

    "Rows
    > to Repeat at top" option. I think you're going to find the answer there,

    it
    > will probably refer to the rows that are repeating on all sheets.
    >
    > "david" wrote:
    >
    > > I've got a spreadsheet with some type of header which isn't a normal

    header,
    > > please could someone tell me what it is. The first page has normal text

    on
    > > the first row then the second row is a series of headers at the top of

    each
    > > column. The second
    > > row appears as the first row in subsequent pages. When I look under

    view ->
    > > header and footer, there is nothing there, so it's not done in the

    normal
    > > way. There's nothing under custom-header either.
    > >
    > >
    > > FIRST PAGE....
    > >
    > > text text text text text text
    > >
    > > headcol1 headercol2 headercol3
    > >
    > > data data data
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > SECOND PAGE....
    > >
    > > headcol1 headercol2 headercol3
    > >
    > > data data data
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >









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