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Instead of data, I would like the first row to be the names of the columns. How can I do this? One of the reasons I want this is so that if the rows are rearranged the names wont be jumbled up. I think this may be called headings but am not sure.

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Admittedly in LibreOffice, this is very easy. Make sure your columns have names (meaningful or even just A, B, C ...), select the applicable range (including headers - you are right about the terminology) then Format > Autoformat, OK. Thereafter the headers should stay put even if the rest of the table (data) is sorted.

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    Thanks it worked. I had a humerus experience, when I was trying things out the date got converted into the format 1999-12-31 then when I auto-formatted it must've thought it was an equation and subtracted the numbers...such a silly program.
    – Celeritas
    Jun 19, 2013 at 18:46

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