Sometimes you need to display the header on every page so that you can see the data, so let's look at an exercise.
1. Start Excel
1 Click "Start-All Programs-microsoft-microsoft Office Excel 2003";
2 There is a blank window full of grid, this is a spreadsheet, the first grid look at the border to be thicker, in the selected state;
2, print the table head
1 to open the "score sheet" previously saved;
2 Use the automatic filling method, drag the contents of the datasheet to two pages;
3 point Menu "file-page settings", come out a dialog box;
4 Find the top right corner of the "Worksheet" tab, click to select, and then in the "Top header row" in Click;
5 Move the mouse to the worksheet, with the Drag method, select the first row and the second row, then click OK;
6 Point Menu "file-print preview", go to the second page to see, you can see also show the title;
Close the return to "Print header" as the filename, save the file to your own folder;