States Alabama Vermont Illinois California Michigan Ohio Image not displaying? If you click on Repeat Header Rows, what will happen? A new blank header row will appear above "States" "States" will appear in a new second row above "Alabama" KIDA new blank header row will appear below the last row of the table KID "States" will appear in a new column to the right "States will appear as a header row on every page that contains this table

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Explanation of "Repeat Header Rows" Function

The "Repeat Header Rows" function is a feature in Microsoft Word and other word processors that helps with table formatting. It's particularly useful for long tables that span multiple pages.

By default, when a table breaks to a new page, the header row (the top row identifying the columns) doesn't automatically repeat. This can make the table difficult to read on subsequent pages because you don't know what the columns represent.
Enabling this function ensures the header row repeats at the top of the table on every new page, making the data much easier to interpret without having to scroll back to the first page.
This feature is found in the Table Tools > Layout tab and is a toggle option. You can see the icon for it in the screenshot provided.

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