The aim of the tutorial is to:
explain how to use the Page Setup box to set the headers and footers of a worksheet prior to printing from Excel.
13 Setting worksheet headers and footers
Difficulty
Level: Beginner
Excel Version:
XP
Assumed Knowledge:
None
The aim of the tutorial is to:
explain how to use the Page Setup box to set the headers and footers of a worksheet prior to printing from Excel.
Worksheet headers and footers
Headers and Footers can be added to a worksheet using the Page Setup box:

To add an existing header:
To add an existing footer:
You can have one custom header and one custom footer on each worksheet. If you create a new custom header or footer, it replaces any other custom header or footer on the worksheet.
Custom Headers and Footers
As well as adding existing headers and footers to a worksheet it is possible to add customised headers and footers to a worksheet.
To insert a custom header or footer based on an existing one:
To delete a section of a header or footer:
Notes
You can use the buttons in the Header or Footer dialog boxes to format or further customize your headers and footers.
Make sure the header or footer margin allows enough space for the custom header or footer.
Tips
To include a single ampersand (&) within the text of a header or footer, use two ampersands. For example, to include "Subcontractors & Services" in a header, type Subcontractors && Services.
To start numbering pages with a number other than 1, use
&[Page]+ or &[Page]- followed by the number you want to add or subtract
from the actual page number. For example, to print starting with number 3 on
the first page, type &[Page]+2. To print page 4 with the number 3, type
&[Page]-1.
For a further tutorial on setting headers and footers click here.
Exercises
For exercises to practice the above click here.