I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the searches I
made.

If you mean that you want to replace the "A", "B", etc., the borders are not
customizable.

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Jim Rech
Excel MVP
"windsorhartung" wrote in message
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|I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
| Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the
searches I
| made.

what do you mean by column headings? The A, B, C, etc? those cannot be
changed, you need to put your own headings in regular cells.

"windsorhartung" wrote:

I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the searches I
made.

You cannot change the column headers from A,B,C etc.

Use row 1 for your titles then select A2 and WindowFreeze Panes to lock row 1
when scrolling down.

You can turn off Row and Column Headers at ToolsOptionsView.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 09:57:02 -0800, "windsorhartung"
wrote:

I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the searches I
made.

Column headings can only contain A..IV or 1..256. You can enter your
names in row 1 and hide the column/row headings...

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"windsorhartung" wrote:

I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the searches I

You cannot change the A, B, C headings on the spreadsheet, but you can put
your own headings in first row of the sheet

"windsorhartung" wrote:

I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the searches I
made.

windsorhartung wrote in message
...
I am a new user and I cannot seem to put titles in the column headings.
Thanks for your help. The help section was not of any use for the
searches I
made.

It can't be done. However, you can construct your own headers in Row 1 and
then hide the excel column and row headers at ToolsOptionsView