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Header of the table on a new page in Word 2013
If the Word document contains a table that spans over multiple pages, then you will like the option to display table headers on each new page.
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Create new or open existing table in Word document. How to create table in Microsoft Word see: In first row enter any text, which will represents the header of the table.
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If the table spans over multiple pages, then in the case of large amount of data we can not see exactly which column belongs to a certain data.
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This can be solved if we go into first row where the header of the table is.
Right-click and select Table Properties...
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Select Row tab.
Mark Repeat as header row at the top of each page checkbox.
Click OK.
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Now if we look at our table, we can see that the first row of our table, which represents the header, has automatically displayed on new page.
Also recommended:
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