Word basic tips sharing: reprint title rows and headers

Original title: "Word repeatedly prints the title line and header, but don't copy and paste foolishly!" "

For long forms that take up several pages, we often set the title line to be reprinted when printing. In this way, it will be more convenient when previewing, so how to set it? Do you want to copy and paste? Of course not.

Repeat the double-row headers as shown in the following figure. Here I need to repeat the two-row headers. We can select the first two rows of headers, and then "right"-"Table Properties"-"rows"-check "repeat as a title row at the top of each page".

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Repeat display title and header if you want to repeatedly display the title and header, then we can first cancel the border lines of the top header, cancel the top, left and right sides, so that it looks like there is no table, but it is still in the table, and then follow the method to set it up.

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Repeat display single-row headers if you only want to repeat a row of headers across pages, you can just set the first row in the table.

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This article comes from the official account of Wechat: Word Alliance (ID:Wordlm123), author: Yi Xuelong