#REMOVING HEADERS IN EXCEL 2013 HOW TO#

Select a row or several rows that you want to print on every page.

It helps to choose an entire row with one click. You can notice that the cursor changes to the black arrow. The Page Setup dialog window is minimized and you get back to the worksheet.

Click the Collapse Dialog icon next to ' Rows to repeat at top' field.

Find Rows to repeat at top in the Print titles section.

Make sure that you're on the Sheet tab of the Page Setup dialog box.

Click on Print Titles in the Page Setup group.

Open the worksheet that you're going to print.

Take it easy! You can specify the Page Setup settings to repeat the top row on every printed page. You go to the print preview and find out that only the first page has the column titles at the top. Your Excel document turns out to be long and you need to print it.

If you are sick and tired of turning the printouts back and forth to see what kind of data is in each column or row, feel free to find out the solution to the issue in this article. However, when I print the document, the top row is printed only on the first page. I can easily scroll up and down through the document without losing sight of the column titles because I have the header row frozen. If you often have to print large and complex Excel worksheets, I am sure that you face this problem as often as I do.

#REMOVING HEADERS IN EXCEL 2013 HOW TO#

In this article you'll learn how to make header rows and column headers print on each page. Today I'd like to tell you about a small but important feature tucked away in Excel 2016 and its previous versions.

Removing headers in excel 2013