Repeat header row at the top of each page does not work as expected...
I have tried to use the table properties option checkbox reading Repeat as header row at the top of each page, however, the header row just does not appear at the top of each page.
To be a repeating header row, the row must be the first row of the table (multiple rows can be selected, but they must include the first and be contiguous. (Make sure, however, that you don't have the entire table selected when you designate a row as the
header row.)
In addition, the table must have text wrapping set to None (Table
tab of Table Properties).
If the table contains a manual page break, the header will not repeat. You can, however, insert a page break without breaking the table by formatting a row as "Page break before" (on the
Line and Page Breaks tab of the Paragraph dialog).
Note that this applies only to tables. If you want a page header, you need to add a header to the page itself.
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