HEADER AND FOOTER IN EXCEL MEAN
** In MS Excel, a header is the section that appears at the top of every printed page, and a footer appears at the bottom of every printed page. They’re mainly used for adding consistent information such as titles, dates, page numbers, or file names to all printed pages of a worksheet.
Header
- Location: Top margin area of a printed page.
- Purpose: Displays information like:
- Document title
- Company name or logo
- Date and time
- Page numbers
- File path or file name
Footer
- Location: Bottom margin area of a printed page.
- Purpose: Commonly used for:
- Page numbering (e.g., “Page 1 of 5”)
- Confidentiality notices
- Author name
- Revision details
How to Add Header and Footer in Excel:
(Excel switches to Page Layout view.)
Click Add header or Add footer in the designated area.
Type your text or use the Header & Footer Elements tab to insert:
- Page Number
- Current Date
- Current Time
- File Path
- Sheet Name
To exit, click anywhere in the worksheet or switch back to Normal View.
Notes
Headers and footers do not appear in Normal view, only in:
- Page Layout View
- Print Preview
- Printed pages
You can have different headers/footers for the first page, odd and even pages.
They are worksheet-specific (each sheet can have its own).

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