How do you enter headings in columns and not have the headings in row one. I
would like my first entry in row one just below the heading. Thank you.

Why not just type in row 2? You can then use windows/freeze panes and rows 1
and 2 will be always in view. Or you can hide row 1 or make it very small
height if you wish. It's not clear what problem you're having by using a row
other than 1...

"pareed" wrote:

How do you enter headings in columns and not have the headings in row one. I
would like my first entry in row one just below the heading. Thank you.

Tools/ Options/ View will allow you to deselect "Row and column headers", so
you can then put in your own headings in row 1 (and column A if desired) and
display just those (with Windows/ Freeze panes to keep them visible).
--
David Biddulph

"pareed" wrote in message
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How do you enter headings in columns and not have the headings in row one.
I
would like my first entry in row one just below the heading. Thank you.

I just received a membership list from a club I belong to and the column
headings are above row one and I wanted to be able to create my own
membership list of another club and have it look the same. Yes, I could
subtract one from the last members number to find out how many members are in
the club, but it seems to me there should be a way to start a membership list
with the first member being in the number one spot.

"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote:

Why not just type in row 2? You can then use windows/freeze panes and rows 1
and 2 will be always in view. Or you can hide row 1 or make it very small
height if you wish. It's not clear what problem you're having by using a row
other than 1...

"pareed" wrote:

How do you enter headings in columns and not have the headings in row one. I
would like my first entry in row one just below the heading. Thank you.