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Thumbs up Answer: How can I change default row numbers in Excel ?

Yes, you can change the default row numbers in Excel by adjusting the print area. Here are the steps to do it:
  1. Select the cells that you want to print, including the logo and the actual data.
  2. Go to the Page Layout tab in the ribbon.
  3. Click on the Print Area dropdown and select Set Print Area.
  4. Now, go to the View tab in the ribbon and click on Page Break Preview.
  5. You will see a blue line that separates the logo and the actual data. Click on the line and drag it down to where you want the new row 1 to be.
  6. Once you have adjusted the blue line, go back to the Normal view by clicking on the Normal button in the bottom right corner of the screen.
  7. Now, the row that was previously showing as row 9 should be the new row 1.

That's it! You have successfully changed the default row numbers in Excel.
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