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A Header is an introductory information section at the top of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents. Inserting a header in Word is straightforward as it is displayed directly while composing the document. In Excel, you can also insert a header, but due to its focus on computational tasks, creating a header differs from Word. This may pose a challenge for those wanting to create a header in Excel.
Typically, a header goes hand in hand with a footer. Although headers and footers in Excel don't offer as many customizations as in Word, they still fulfill some basic functions that users need.
CREATING EXCEL HEADERS
In this article, we'll explore the process of creating headers and footers in Excel 2010.
Step 1: Go to the Page Layout tab, then click on the expand section as shown below.
Step 3: If you want to customize the Header, choose Custom Header; for customizing the Footer, select Custom Footer. In this guide, I'll show you how to create a Header, so I'll choose Custom Header.
Step 4: The Header section is divided into 3 parts: left, right, and center. Above are options like adjusting font, color, adding page numbers, inserting images, and more.
Step 5: I'll now add an image to the left section and insert text in the center and right sections.
Step 6: The result will look similar to the image below.
Step 7: We won't be able to view it in the document, but you can go to the Page ==> Print section to preview.
Step 8: The result when printed will resemble the Print preview.
Here is a guide on creating a header in Excel. Hopefully, with this article, you can easily create a header according to your preferences and needs for your current tasks. If you encounter difficulties during the process, feel free to comment below, and Mytour's technical team will assist you.
Similarly, if you are using Word 2010, refer to how to create a header in Word 2010 to insert your information into the document. The method of creating a header in Word 2010 is not much different from previous versions.
