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How do I place column headings in an existing worksheet in Excel?
Accidently my column headings got moved to line 245 within my excel
worksheet. How can I either re-enter them or retype them where they belong (at the top)? I cannot do a datasort without column headings!(am using Excel 2003) Thank you. Donna |
How do I place column headings in an existing worksheet in Excel?
Select row 245 (click on 245 in the row header to the left of the data).
Edit|Cut select row 1 Insert|Cut cells Donna Dionne wrote: Accidently my column headings got moved to line 245 within my excel worksheet. How can I either re-enter them or retype them where they belong (at the top)? I cannot do a datasort without column headings!(am using Excel 2003) Thank you. Donna -- Dave Peterson |
How do I place column headings in an existing worksheet in Excel?
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"Donna Dionne" wrote: Accidently my column headings got moved to line 245 within my excel worksheet. How can I either re-enter them or retype them where they belong (at the top)? I cannot do a datasort without column headings!(am using Excel 2003) Thank you. Donna |
How do I place column headings in an existing worksheet in Excel?
Donna,
The most likely thing that moved your headings row was a sort. Do be careful with Excel sorts -- it's the only application I've seen that will shamelessly ruin a table beyond repair if you accidentally sort improperly. For more, read "Sorting in Excel" at http://www.smokeylake.com/excel/excel_truths.htm -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com Note: Some folks prefer bottom-posting. But if you bottom-post to a reply that's already top-posted, the thread gets messy. When in Rome. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Donna Dionne" <Donna wrote in message ... Accidently my column headings got moved to line 245 within my excel worksheet. How can I either re-enter them or retype them where they belong (at the top)? I cannot do a datasort without column headings!(am using Excel 2003) Thank you. Donna |
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