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I'm converting all my old excel files over to Numbers and I have a couple of spreadsheets that when I go to print, my company logo is automatically added to the top of the sheet ("header" in Word/Excel) and contact information ("footer") to the bottom of the sheet. Is that just not a thing in Numbers?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.14
Sarah, you could do something like this:
Print>Text>Font: 72 pt
Print>Bullets & Lists>Image> Custom image: your logo (e.g. set to 72 pt — size: 100%)
Set the height and size as you please.
Paul.
Sarah, you could do something like this:
Print>Text>Font: 72 pt
Print>Bullets & Lists>Image> Custom image: your logo (e.g. set to 72 pt — size: 100%)
Set the height and size as you please.
Paul.
Hi Sarah,
In Numbers, it is not possible to paste a graphic (such as a logo) into the page header or page footer.
The only suggestion I have is to paste the logo into a Header Row (Row 1) of a long table and set Print Setup to Repeat table headers. Each page that shows a continuation of the table will display the table header (provided that Row 1 is defined as a header row).
Regards,
Ian.
Update: I'm noticing that my footer is actually within this document when I go to print; not sure how to change it though.
Thank you Paul!
Regards,
Ian.
How do I add a graphic logo header to a numbers sheet when I go to print?
