Repeat Top Row Headings When Printing Excel Spreadsheet

This tutorial covers how to manage long spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel, focusing on freezing panes and printing. It explains how to keep the top row visible while scrolling and printing, ensuring headers appear on every page. The tutorial guides users through using the 'Print Titles' feature to repeat rows or columns on printed pages, enhancing the readability of printed spreadsheets.

What is the purpose of freezing panes in Excel?

• To add a new row at the top

• To delete the top row

• To keep the top row visible while scrolling

• To change the color of the top row

Why might you want to lock the top row when printing a spreadsheet?

• To add a watermark to the top row

• To change the font of the top row

• To make the spreadsheet print faster

• To ensure the top row is visible on every printed page

Which Excel feature allows you to repeat the top row on every printed page?

• Conditional Formatting

• Freeze Panes

• Page Break Preview

• Print Titles

What is the first step to set up 'Print Titles' in Excel?

• Navigate to the Page Layout tab

• Select the Data tab

• Open the Review tab

• Go to the Home tab

What additional option does Excel provide for printing besides repeating the top row?

• Changing the page orientation

• Adding a footer

• Repeating a left-hand column

• Repeating the bottom row