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Follow these steps to do so: Click the "Insert" tab. Select the "Insert" tab from the top menu. ... Choose "Header & Footer" Select "Header & Footer" from the top menu. ... Select the header and add a title. Click on the newly added header at the top of the sheet.

Format titles and captions On a worksheet, right-click (control-click on Mac) the title, caption, or legend and select Format <item>—for example, Format Title. In the Format pane, use the drop-down lists to change the default shading or border.

On the status bar, click the Page Layout View button. Select the header or footer text you want to change. On the Home tab in the Font group, set the formatting options that you want to apply to the header / footer. When you're done, click the Normal view button on the status bar.

Go the Home menu in the ribbon. Look in Styles grouping of commands. Click on the Cell Styles command. Look in the Titles and Headings section and choose a heading style.

Applying total cell style needs you to select a cell range that you need to add the total cell to and press the Total Cell Style button given under the Home menu. Once you are done with this function, you will see a total cell will be added to the lower end or right side of the cell range.

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