Microsoft Excel allows users to insert a header and footer for each page manually. Other than that, you can customize it with the current date, time, as well as regular text. Let’s take a look ...

You don't have to add a header to every Excel worksheet individually when you can group them first. Adding a header (or footer) to an Excel sheet is a simple task using Excel’s Page Layout view.

To add text or image in the header or footer, here’s what you need to do, follow these steps in your Microsoft Excel worksheet. To quickly add text in the header or footer, do this.

If you want to add a header or footer to all sheets, select every sheet by right-clicking one of the sheet tabs at the bottom of the Excel screen and clicking "Select All Sheets" in the pop-up menu.

You can add text to your headers and footers using the LeftHeader, CenterHeader, RightHeader, LeftFooter, CenterFooter, and RightFooter properties of the PageSetup object.

Open an Excel Worksheet and click "Insert." Click the "Text" button followed by "Header & Footer." Excel switches to layout view and displays three empty header columns at the top of the worksheet.

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