microsoft office word header on first page only

We want to help you help us to do it by reading this: Before you ask a question. Go to the 'Page Layout' tab and under 'Page Setup,' click 'Breaks. If you want separate elements in either header or footer that need to be positioned independently (one to the left, one to the right, perhaps) you might find it easier to wrap each in a separate 'IF' Field construct. On your document, make sure your cursor is on the page before the one you want to have a unique header. Repeat the process in the footer, except that, instead of typing one, press Ctrl+F9 and type NUMPAGES and then move the cursor past the immediate right brace and continue as above. Next place your cursor between the first pair of double quotes and then enter whatever you want on the first page header. The arrivals in the colony for the month of January exceeded the departures by 736. Type space, equal sign, space, one, double quote, double quote, space, double quote, double quote Move the cursor to the right of the inner right brace Inside the braces, type IF followed by a space Click Insert > Header & Footer, and then under the Design tab, check Different First Page option, see screenshot: 3. Lisa, you do not need VBA, do you not understand my reply?

Microsoft office word header on first page only