Becky Philip wrote:
I am using openoffice version 2.0. I am trying to create spread sheets with
different headings. When I enter a header on one spreadsheet it copies to all
the the sheets in that file. Is there a way to change this
Thank you
Becky
Yes, there is a way. You need to use page styles to do this.
I suggest reading the following chapter, titled "Using Styles in Calc":
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/0310CG-UsingStylesinCalc.pdf
for a description of how styles are used in Calc.
Basically, you define a separate page style for each sheet that you want
different headers. It is very fast and easy to do.
Let's say you have two sheets, Sheet1 and Sheet2, and you want them to
have different headers. You create two page styles, naming them Sheet1
and Sheet2 in this example. When you create each style, you can specify
whether you want the header to be displayed, and what the contents of
the header are. (You didn't ask, but you can also specify one page style
to print in landscape, and the other in portrait -- which is a question
that is asked from time to time.)
Then you make Sheet1 the active sheet and apply the style named Sheet1
to it.
Next make Sheet2 the active sheet and apply the style names Sheet2 to it.
I just went through this process to verify that it works, and it does
indeed work, and it didn't take very long at all.
Again, please read the chapter, which will be much more helpful than my
very quick explanation above.
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