These explanations concern Excel for Windows. My question concerns Excel for Mac. I wish to add a header ONLY on the first page, and none on the rest of the worksheet. When I choose "Different first page", I get the reverse: my header is on all pages except on the first page.

Is there a way to do what I want?

Thanks

Monique D.

Thank you Rusty! I totally missed the second tab.

Initially I encountered the same issue as Steve, until I realized this process has changed for Office365.

In Office365, when you check the Different first page box and then click Custom Header. There are now two tabs at the top the header window, by default it starts you at the header for all other pages, so click the 'First Page Header' tab and make your changes there.

Cheers!

to Steve, it does work, you just did not follow the instructions exactly.

Nope. Don't work. This doesn't work. The header shows up everywhere BUT the front page.


Headers are so terribly complicated to use. You would think microsoft would fix this. I know programing languanges and can't ever get a header to work.


Horrible flaw in ALL microsoft products. I quite using headers altogether. Too frustrating.