Header and Footer rows and columns have special properties in Mac Numbers. They label the cells in the body of a table, and also exclude themselves from calculations. You can scroll and print with better results using headers too.
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John Gardner
2 weeks ago
Thanks for the Video on Numbers Heades and Footers – great! Especially for this like me painfully converting from Excel to Numbers.
I would like to add some information to either the Header or Footer when printing:
1. The current date and time (to be automatically updated)
2. The file information of the Spreadsheet: Name, Path, Tab
John: Don’t confuse the “headers” and “footers” for printing with table headers and footers. Completely separate things. You can access the print headers and footers for each page when you go to print a document. You can put anything you want in there. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202981
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Thanks for the Video on Numbers Heades and Footers – great! Especially for this like me painfully converting from Excel to Numbers.
I would like to add some information to either the Header or Footer when printing:
1. The current date and time (to be automatically updated)
2. The file information of the Spreadsheet: Name, Path, Tab
thanks for your help and keep well
John: Don’t confuse the “headers” and “footers” for printing with table headers and footers. Completely separate things. You can access the print headers and footers for each page when you go to print a document. You can put anything you want in there. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202981