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Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Master Print Titles in Excel | Repeat Rows at the Top of Every Page.

Welcome back to the MrExcel netcast! I'm Bill Jelen and today we're going to talk about a handy feature in Excel - Print Titles. We all know how overwhelming it can be to work with massive amounts of data, but with the help of Print Titles, we can easily analyze and organize our data in a pivot table. So let's dive in and see how we can solve this problem together.

But before we get started, I have something exciting to share with you. I recently launched a new podcast called OnHomeAndOffice, which is available on iTunes. Produced by my publisher Pearson, this podcast features several episodes of the MrExcel Podcast in high definition. So if you're a fan of my Excel tips, be sure to check it out and stay tuned for new episodes every week.

Now, let's get back to our topic for today - Print Titles. In yesterday's video, we discussed how to make sure our headings always appear in our Excel sheet. But upon reading the comments, I realized that some of you may be struggling with getting those headings to appear on the printed page. So, let's take a look at how we can make that happen.

First, we need to make sure that our titles are in row 1 and our headings are in row 3. Then, we can use the tiny icon called the dialog launcher, located in the bottom right corner of the Page Layout tab in Excel 2007. This will take us to the familiar dialog box from Excel 2003, where we can easily select the rows and columns we want to repeat at the top and left of each page. And just like that, our titles and headings will appear on every page of our printed document.

No more typing the headings again and again, as our friend mack 83 mentioned in the comments. This is the new and efficient way to ensure our titles and headings appear on every page. And if you're a fan of the old dialog box, you can quickly access it using the dialog launcher. It's a great little feature that can save you time and effort in your Excel tasks.

Thank you for tuning in to today's netcast from MrExcel. Don't forget to check out the OnHomeAndOffice podcast for more Excel tips and tricks. I'm Bill Jelen and I'll see you next time!

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There is a new podcast featuring my Excel tips. Learn about this podcast and also see how to repeat your title rows at the top of each printed page. Episode 969 shows you how.

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Table of Contents:
(00:00) Introduction to MrExcel netcast
(00:14) Introduction to new podcast on iTunes
(00:49) Details about new podcast
(01:06) Discussion on how to make headings appear on printed page
(02:38) Clicking Like really helps the algorithm

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