Word Header on First Page Only in Mac 2011

Are you tired of printing out multiple pages with only the column headings appearing on the first page? If so, this lesson is for you! In Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac, it's easy to set up your header rows to print at the top of every page. This way, all the important information will be readily available throughout your entire printout.

To get started, close the Header and Footer dialog box for each document you want to print. When printing in Excel, sometimes it's useful to have a set of rows printed on every page, such as column headers or titles. To do this, follow these simple steps:

First, position your insertion point in the header or footer area. Then, press Ctrl+V to insert the content from the Clipboard into the selected area.

Next, use the controls in the dialog box to display the header or footer where you want to paste the information. This will allow you to easily copy and paste headers and footers between documents.

If you need to copy a header or footer from one document to another, simply select all the elements (text and graphics) in the header or footer area. Then, use the controls in the dialog box to display the header or footer you want to copy. This will open the Header and Footer dialog box, where you can easily copy and paste your desired information.

Alternatively, if you prefer a more manual approach, you can also set up headers and footers using standard editing techniques. For example, if you have developed two documents that are closely related (perhaps they are even different versions of the same information), you may want to copy headers or footers from one document to the other.

With these simple steps, you'll be able to print out your Excel spreadsheets with header rows on every page, making it easier than ever to access important information throughout your entire printout.

Word header on first page only mac 2011