Excel: How do I get a certain column to show on every page?

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Columns A, B, and C of my excel spreadsheet have important labels/categories that apply to every row of every subsequent page in the sheet. How do I make these columns show up automatically on each page?
 
Hi Heath
Not sure I understand what you're after.
File, PageSetup, Sheet tab and see "Titles to print section"

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

Heath said:
Columns A, B, and C of my excel spreadsheet have important
labels/categories that apply to every row of every subsequent page in the
sheet. How do I make these columns show up automatically on each page?
 
Hi Heath,

If you want them to appear on every page on your hard copy, then you can go to
Page Setup - Sheet - go to the Column to repeat at left -

and then just enter the columns that you want.

hope this helps.
 
i do it in a way which does not require macros, but may not appeal t
the fastidious.

i have a workbook which has 3 sheets.

i keep CTRL pressed and left-click on all 3 sheets, this way all th
sheets are in a certain mode of combined-edit where in any changes o
the top-most sheet will be reflected on subsequent sheets. why i sa
top-most is that, if you click on a sheet in the middle of the stack
the selection vanishes.

suppose, i CTRL-clicked on sheet1 first, and then on sheet2 and sheet3
now, i enter column and row headings on sheet1, and adorn them wit
formats. throughtout this operation, all the 3 sheets are selecte
(tabs should be white in colour). once this is completed, i click o
sheet2 or sheet3 to come out of this combined-edit mode. i would hav
all 3 sheets having identical formatting (and layout, if the need be)
 

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