Always display the contents of the specified line on each page when printing in the header
Describes how to display the text and layout of the specified line in the header (top) of each page, even if you print over multiple pages.
Contains tips related to Microsoft Excel.
Describes how to display the text and layout of the specified line in the header (top) of each page, even if you print over multiple pages.
Describes how to automatically adjust the height of a row of text in a cell when it is displayed in a wrap view.
Describes how to prevent hyperlinks from connecting automatically.
Learn how to add development tabs to the ribbon to enable those features.
Describes how to use macros to automatically draw borders at the bottom of every page.
When grouped in Excel, it reverses the position of the + icon used for folding display.
Describes how to scroll through column and row headers so that they can be viewed in a fixed state.
Learn how to set up excel if you want to automatically draw a line at the bottom of each page when you print.
You'll find a flicker in the screen when you're running a macro, but learn how to keep it down.
A program that checks for the version of Excel that is installed.
Describes how to hide the paste options that appear after you paste a value into a cell in Excel.
Describes how to unformat a table in Excel that you want to use in a range cell.