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Josalynn D
Jul 04, 2018Copper Contributor
Problem with Page Setup within Sheet - "row and column headings" box in Excel wont stay unchecked
Microsoft office Home and Business 2016 - This only starting a day ago for me at the office... The "row and column headings" box in the "Sheet" tab of the "Page Setup" is now checked and when I set is to be unchecked then save, it is back again when re-opening workbook... This is happening to many of my colleges as well, is there a fix? Was it because of a recent update? HELP!
Especially Frustrating because the HELP documents states:
Print row and column headings
By default, Excel doesn't print the column headings (A, B, C, etc.) or row headings (1, 2, 3, etc.) that appear along the borders of the sheet.
- Josalynn DCopper ContributorA fix was found. They did an Update that has fixed this issue. Simply update through "file", "account" "update options". You may have to reopen each program (Excel, work, outlook) for the file association to be made.
- Barry SteynCopper Contributor
Same problem.
- Bill GartlandBrass Contributor
As I expected. Microsoft broke it and now fixed it.
Why they can't test before they release instead of leaving it to users to report bugs.
I ran Office Update today and new release was updated
I was Microsoft Office 365 Business
Version 1806 Build 10228.20104
Microsoft Excel 2016 MSO (16.0.10228.20080) 32-Bit
Product ID: 00265-80200-00761-AA608
After update I am:
I was Microsoft Office 365 Business
Version 1806 Build 10228.20134
Microsoft Excel 2016 MSO (16.0.10228.20134) 32-Bit
Product ID: 00265-80200-00761-AA608
Row and Column Headings not printing is defaulted to OFF and stays OFF
- Bill GartlandBrass Contributor
Microsoft Office 365 Business
Microsoft Excel 2016 MSO (16.0.10228.20080) 32-Bit
Product ID: 00265-80200-00761-AA608
Version 1806 Build 10228.20104
- Bill GartlandBrass Contributor
Especially Frustrating because the HELP documents states:
Print row and column headings
By default, Excel doesn't print the column headings (A, B, C, etc.) or row headings (1, 2, 3, etc.) that appear along the borders of the sheet.
- Dale WidmerCopper Contributor
I as well having same problem, has anyone offered fix yet?
thanks for help
- . HaleCopper Contributor
Today Microsoft said to uninstall and reinstall Office 365. I did so and still have the problem.
- Bill GartlandBrass Contributor
I never believe Microsoft when they say to uninstall and reinstall.
The broke it and don't want to admit it until users become frustrated.
I have the same issue on at least 5 computers; probably more. Started with Office 365 Update within the last week!
- . HaleCopper Contributor
I am having the same problem on two computers with row and column headings plus the Print gridlines option does the same thing too. Started happening this past Wednesday.
- Barry SteynCopper Contributor
I have exactly the same issue.