Table+Headers


 * Table Headers**

Your finished document to have a heading on every page it is very simple to arrange.

The solution you seek can be found in one simple word: Headings.

Basically, what you need to do is tell Word which row contains your column headings and it will then automatically put that row at the top of each new page in the table. Since this is automatically done for you, it won't require you to manually move the titles every time you add or delete some data. It's a huge timesaver that makes the table so much easier to handle.

First, you need to **highlight your column headings**. The second, and final step, is to go to the **Table** menu, **Heading Rows Repeat** choice. (On older versions of Word, it will say **Headings** instead).

That's it! You've now got your headings set for the entire table, regardless of how many pages you may print.

You will not see the headings in the Print Preview layout The headings will print anyway, you just may not see them if you choose to view the document in another format.
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