Repeat Worksheet Title When Switching Pages in Excel

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This article provides detailed guidance on how to repeat the worksheet title when switching pages in Excel 2013.

To repeat the worksheet title when switching pages, follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to the Page Layout -> Page Setup -> click on the arrow icon below:

Step 2:

The Page Setup dialog box appears, click on the Sheet tab under Rows to repeat at top section, then click on the icon to select the header row to repeat at the top of each new page when switching pages:

For example, here select row number 6 as the header to repeat.

- You can also choose the header column to repeat when moving to a new page, displayed on the left side of the worksheet by selecting data in the Columns to repeat at left. section.

Step 3: After making your selection, choose one of the following options:

- Printing: Performing printing directly from the spreadsheet.

- Print Preview: Performing a preview before printing.

- For example, when selecting print preview mode, the header line 'Employee List' is displayed when switching to a new page:

Here is a detailed guide on how to repeat the worksheet title when switching pages in Excel 2013.

Wishing you all the best of success!

Frequently Asked Questions

What steps should I follow to repeat the worksheet title in Excel 2013?

To repeat the worksheet title in Excel 2013, navigate to Page Layout, then click on Page Setup. In the Page Setup dialog, select the Sheet tab and use the Rows to repeat at top section to select your header row.

Is it possible to repeat both rows and columns in Excel when printing?

Yes, you can repeat both rows and columns in Excel when printing. You can select a specific header row to repeat at the top and a header column to repeat on the left side of each page.

How can I preview the changes before printing my Excel worksheet?

To preview changes before printing your Excel worksheet, select the Print Preview option after configuring your header settings. This allows you to see how your repeated headers appear on the printed pages.

What should I do if I want to set a specific row as the header in Excel?

To set a specific row as the header in Excel, go to the Page Setup dialog, select the Sheet tab, and use the Rows to repeat at top section to choose your desired header row before printing.

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