Make Sure The Header Row Option Button Is Selected To Indicate Column Headers

When working with data in a spreadsheet, it’s important to make sure the header row option button is selected. This is because the header row option indicates which row of the spreadsheet contains the column headers.

The column headers of a spreadsheet generally appear at the top of the spreadsheet, directly below any header labels. This row typically contains the names of the columns and describes what kind of information is contained within the columns, such as a customer’s first name, last name, order number, and so on.

For example, let’s say you have a spreadsheet of customer orders. The first row of this spreadsheet might look like this:

First Name	Last Name	Order Number	Product Name	Order Date

As you can see, this row contains the column headers, which indicate the type of information that is stored in the corresponding columns.

When you open a spreadsheet, you may need to first select the “header row” option in order to indicate that the top row contains the column headers. This is typically done in the “Data” tab of the spreadsheet software.

Once you have selected the header row option, the software will understand that the top row contains header labels and will automatically format them so that they stand out from the rest of the data in the spreadsheet. It will also allow you to sort and filter the data based on the column headers.

In summary, it’s important to make sure the header row option is selected in order to indicate which row contains the column headers—usually the first row of the spreadsheet. This will ensure that the spreadsheet is properly formatted and that you can sort and filter the data as needed.