Headers are an incredible way to add great value to your Google Doc, whatever its purpose. This is how to add a header in Google Docs.

A recent update to Google Docs added a minor but decidedly worthwhile feature: headers and footers. Now, when you click the Insert tab, you'll see options for both on the right side of the toolbar ...

If you want to add Headers, Footers, and Footnotes to your Google Docs document, then this screenshot tutorial will help you.

Here's how to add them to your documents. Open the file to be numbered in Google Docs. Select the Format tab on the toolbar. Click Page Numbers beneath the Headers and Footers option.

Sure, Google Docs lets you add headers and footers to documents, but within those headers and footers you can't include dynamic information like page numbers.

For instance, Google Drive does not enable you to insert a unique header on the first page only of a multi-page document.

Google Docs can now add different page numbers to different sections of your existing documents as the feature is rolling out right now.

You can add page numbers on Google Docs to any document. All you need to do is go into a document's Insert menu, which will give you several options.

How to Specify a Header Row in Google Docs. Creating a header row in a spreadsheet provides quick visual reference for identifying the types of data your spreadsheet is sorting.

You'd think the battle of Word vs. Google Docs would be over before it begins, because Word has more features. But more isn't always better. We tested both in a real-world use case to find out.