How can I style the header of dialog?

Excel- dictionary-style header/footer

• I would like to know how, or if it is possible, to create a footer that lists the first word/laston each printed page- dictionary style. In my document, the list of words would all be in the same column, but of course in different rows. I have searched extensively for an answer to this question, but have not been able to find solution that works. for your time- you have been very helpful in the past, and it is much appreciated! Lisa

• Answer:

  Lisa, the only way you could do that is to design a macro to do that. This would be extemely complex because working with pagebreaks inmacros is not supported very well. Additionally, you would have to print each page separately - as there is only one header for a worksheet (with a few options such as differnt headers for odd and even pages and a different first page header). Sodoesn't have any support for dynamically setting up a page header for each individual page. If your pages are fixed and you will not change them, it might be a little easier to write a macro. But if you want to have the flexibility to change where the pages break and so forth, that would be very complex. The exception to all that is if you have one printed page on each worksheet. If you have that layout, then a macro could be easily written to find the first and lastin each page and put it in the header or footer for that worksheet. So a static solution for a single printed page per worksheet is straightforward. Anything else gets much more complex. That is about as much as I can tell you from what you have described.