Some of the features we use most often include Word and Excel.
First, let's talk about the way to fix the excel header, there are two ways to use the excel** fixed header:
1. Freeze the title, when the excel pulls, the header is fixed, and the method is set.
Place the mouse on the first cell below the table header (there is only one row in the table header, click the mouse on column A in the second row), click the [View] option, find the [Freeze Pane], and select [Freeze to Row 1], so that the first row will always be in the top header position during the mouse scrolling process.
2. When printing excel**, each page has a header and a setting method.
Main steps: Select the Page tab, Print Title, and set the top header row.
Click the button behind the [Top Title Row], then select the title row with the mouse, go back, and click the OK button to complete the setting.
Second, the way to set the header in word
In word, there are ** relatively large, occupy a lot of pages, have you ever copied the header to each page separately, and then one of the pages of the content has changed, but also to copy again. I've done it before, it's too strenuous, because I can't control the modification of the content, and here's a way to solve this problem by ** settings.
Select the table header, right-click, select [**Properties] in the pop-up menu, select the [Rows] tab, check [Repeat in the form of a title at the top of each page], and click OK. This will make the title bar repeat on every page.
Once the above steps are completed, the header will become more beautiful and easy to read. At the same time, by fixing the header and customizing the settings, it can better meet the actual needs.