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How do you you give your workheet a title, e.g. 'Prodect Sales' in the middle
then the cells below as usual?
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Cherie;

Right click on the tab you wish to rename and select Rename. The words will
become "negatived" like a picture. Type the new name of the sheet.

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I'm not sure if this is what you are asking. But I think you might try this:
highlight row where you u wish to add title, go to format cells / alignment
/ text control/ merge cells

Hope it helps!


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Cherie;

Right click on the tab you wish to rename and select Rename. The words will
become "negatived" like a picture. Type the new name of the sheet.

God Bless

Frank Pytel

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Hi Cherie

I read your question a little different to Frank.
Select a range of cells say A1:H1 then
FormatCellsAlignmentHorizontalCentre across selection
Enter your text in A1, and it will become centred across the range you chose
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Hi Roger
Thankyou so very much.

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Hi Cherie

I read your question a little different to Frank.
Select a range of cells say A1:H1 then
FormatCellsAlignmentHorizontalCentre across selection
Enter your text in A1, and it will become centred across the range you chose
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Roger Govier



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And another possibility. You may be looking for a header.
Go to ViewHeader and FooterView
Then on the Header/Footer Tab click on Custom Header

And just as an aside, as Frank said you can use Right ClickRename
on a sheet tab which can also be achieved by simply double clicking
on the sheet tab.

HTH
Martin


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