How to Specify a Header Row in Google Docs | Chron.com



How to Specify a Header Row in Google Docs | Chron.com

by Andrea Ruiz, Demand Media Changing the visual format helps you make sense of your information when printed, too. Comstock Images/Comstock/Getty Images Creating a header row in a spreadsheet provides quick visual reference for identifying the types of data your spreadsheet is sorting. Each cell in a header row describes the type of information you've entered in the column below, so you may find it useful to change the background color, add borders and change the font to differentiate it from the rest of the column's cells. If you created your spreadsheet in Google Docs, you can also "freeze" the header row, so that it stays frozen as the top row as you scroll down the spreadsheet. Step 1 Open the spreadsheet whose header row you want to specify in Google Drive. Step 2 Customize the header row as desired. You may want to visually differentiate it as the header row by changing the font face, weight and color.

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