To edit the headers for the sheet, click the top of any page and add the information you would like there. To edit the footers, click the bottom of any page and add the information there. You can use the Zoom menu to make it easier to edit header and footer content. By default, page numbers are included in the center of the footer section. The footer section can be altered by setting the Margin to Narrow, then adjusting the side ruler to place you wish. To start the line. It's odd you can't do it manually like the header, but this is all i found personally after a bit of my own research.

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If your macOS print dialog is set to format for any printer, the operating system will assume a 1/2' margin all around the page. Instead, set the dialog to the printer you're actually using to get the margins the printer is capable of. Another possible issue is that if you're using an inkjet printer, there is often a margin of 1/2' or more at the bottom of the page. This is imposed by the printer driver.

Right or left click on footer does not do anything. In the top navigation, there is the tab 'Document Elements' which includes a section 'Header and Footer'.

Add a dividing line and extra spacing to the header In the example above, you created a basic header. Now you want to add a dividing line between the header text and the body of the document, and you want a little bit of extra white space between the header text and the dividing line.

There’s already a paragraph after the header table, so if you want more or less space between the dividing line and the body text, you can adjust its above/below paragraph settings. • Select the table (or, if you have a multiple row table, select just the bottom row). • Go to Table Tools > Design tab, then select the Borders option for Bottom Borders. • Optional: Change the color, width and line style of the bottom border, if you wish (right-click on the selected row, Borders > Borders and Shading). • To add space between the header text and the bottom border, right-click on the selected row, then select Table Properties. • Select the Cell tab, then click Options. • Clear the Same as the whole table check box, add a value to the Bottom field, click OK, then click OK again.

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(You change the spacing for the cells in the selected row and not the whole table; if you left it as whole table and if you had more than one row in the header, the spacing would apply to ALL header rows, not just the bottom one.) • Select the entire table, then go to Table Tools > Layout tab > Autofit > Autofit to Window. Even though the table fits to the current page width by default when you insert it, you still need to set this in case you change the page margins later and want the header table to resize automatically. • Apply any other formatting to the cells. Insert a logo into the header One thing that gets people in knots is trying to place a logo in a header in such a way that it stays put and doesn’t move around when you shift around the other header elements.

Step 1: Open the document containing the footer that you want to remove. Step 2: Double-click inside of the footer to make it the active section of the document. This will display a Header & Footer Tools tab at the top of the window. Step 3: Click the Design tab under Header & Footer Tools at the top of the window.