Other than writing a macro you have two other options

1) Use MS Word and do a mailmerge using your Excel list as the soource
2) Create a simple form in Excel as follow

Assume you have your sheet set up as follows

A B C D E
1 1 Name Project1 Project2
2 2 John 75% 85%
3 3 mark 65% 25%
4 4 Lisa 55% 78%
5 5 Rahul 80% 68%


I have added the numbers in colum B.
On a new sheet setup the first rows (labels) as you want them, in cell A1
put 1
then beneath them where you want the data enter this formula

= Vlookup(A1,Sheet1!A$1$:$E$5,2,false)
from the example above this will return the name of the student, in the next
cell if you enter the same formula but replace the 2 with 3 it will return
the result for project 1, a 4 will return the result for project 2.

changing the 1 in cell A1 to 2 will return the data for the student 2 and
so on.
You could add a scroll bar and link it to A1 to make it more sophisticated.

Of course you would need to change the above to suit your needs, but should
do what you need.

If you need any further help post back.

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Naz,
London


"Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

You may want to write a macro to do this. I'm new to VB so am
cross-posting this in microsoft.public.excel.programming.


"gooba937" wrote in message
...
I am a teacher. I have created my gradebook in excel. (I don't have
access). I have 7 worksheets (one for each class that I teach). The
worksheets are not exactly the same.

I would like to be able to print out the top two rows (column labels) with
each students data (row). This way the student can see row 1 (name of
assignment), row 2 (points), their row (their personal data for each
assignment).

Any help??