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I have multiple header rows in the same Excel worksheet (not different tabs). And I would like to format the worksheet so that when I scroll down to the second header row, the words in heading 2 replace the words in heading 1 temporarily (until I scroll back up to the top of the page). Does anyone know how to do this?
For example: Row 1 to always show on every page I print (Title of report) Row 2 to change values when it gets to a specific row further down the worksheet (section I am in, 'No flat fee detail' or 'Flat Fee Detail') Row 3 to always show on every page I print (Titles of data below) I can get this working with two headers by using a combination of the Header and print tiles, but I cannot figure out how to use a type of conditional formatting to change a header row based on some condition without a forced page break. Is this possible? Thank you, Erlo |
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