Print Row and Column Headers in WPS on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 16, 2026

When using Print Row and Column Headers, the most common questions are about display results, print range, and usage limits; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.

FAQ

Why can I see row and column headers in the worksheet, but they do not appear when I print?

  1. Open the spreadsheet and go to the Page tab.
  2. Check whether Print Row and Column Headers is selected.
  3. Open print preview again and confirm that row numbers and column letters appear on the left and top edges.
  4. If they still do not appear, review the current print range and page settings.

Can I change where the printed row and column headers appear?

  1. Row numbers normally appear on the left side, and column letters appear at the top.
  2. This feature is designed to output worksheet position markers and does not provide a separate drag-and-place option.
  3. If you need a different page layout, adjust margins, orientation, or the print range.

Can I show row and column headers for only part of the print area?

  1. This feature applies to worksheet position markers in the current printed output.
  2. The actual result follows the print range that you set.
  3. If you want to reduce the visible content, adjust the print area first and then check the preview again.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Row headingThe number label on the left side of a worksheet that identifies each row position.
Column headingThe letter label at the top of a worksheet that identifies each column position.
Print PreviewThe view used to check page layout, print range, and display results before printing.