If you need to add custom information to your headers or footers, you can create your own using the Custom Header and Custom Footer options. To add a custom header or footer, follow these steps: ...

Open a worksheet and, on the toolbar, click on File, Page Setup and then the Header/Footer tab. Excel provides a bunch of default headers and footers. To see them, click on the down arrow at the right ...

Inserting Headers and Footers in Microsoft Excel: Step 1: First, launch Microsoft Excel and open the workbook or worksheet that you want to insert a header/footer in. Step 2: To add a header, click on ...

In Excel 2003, choose Header and Footer from the View menu. Page Layout is new to 2007. Now you’re ready to add the header data: Click the Click To Add Header prompt and enter your header text.

Excel typically looks for templates in the Custom Office Templates folder. To find this folder, go to File > Options > Save and check the path under Default personal templates location.

In Excel’s custom headers and footers box, the ampersand character (&) is used as a marker to indicate that a special formatting code follows. For example, inserting the characters & [Date]& [Time] ...