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Column Titles
How do I put a title on a column. Example: I want column A titled - Unit#,
and I want column B titled - NAME, etc. -- CHUCK G. |
Column Titles
You don't. You can label row 1 as desired and hide the rows/columns but you
still have them.... -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "CHUCK G." wrote in message ... How do I put a title on a column. Example: I want column A titled - Unit#, and I want column B titled - NAME, etc. -- CHUCK G. |
Column Titles
"CHUCK G." wrote:
How do I put a title on a column. Example: I want column A titled - Unit#, and I want column B titled - NAME, etc. You can put the desired titles in their respective columns in row 1, then disable row and column headers by unchecking the option under Tools Options View. But the last step is usually undesirable because you will still want to use cell reference indicated by row and column, unless you have a lot of named ranges. The more common requirement is simply to not show row and column headers when you __print__. That can be accomplished by disabling row and column headers under Page Setup Sheet. |
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