Numbers
						Numbers User Guide for Mac
- Welcome
 - What’s new
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- Get started with Numbers
 - Intro to images, charts, and other objects
 - Create a spreadsheet
 - Open or close spreadsheets
 - Personalize templates
 - Use sheets
 - Undo or redo changes
 - Save your spreadsheet
 - Find a spreadsheet
 - Delete a spreadsheet
 - Print a spreadsheet
 - Change the sheet background
 - Touch Bar for Numbers
 
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- Use iCloud with Numbers
 - Import an Excel or text file
 - Export to Excel or another file format
 - Reduce the spreadsheet file size
 - Save a large spreadsheet as a package file
 - Restore an earlier version of a spreadsheet
 - Move a spreadsheet
 - Lock a spreadsheet
 - Password-protect a spreadsheet
 - Create and manage custom templates
 
 - Copyright
 

Show, hide, or edit a table title in Numbers on Mac
When you add a table, its title (Table 1, for example) is shown by default. You can edit the title or hide it. No tables in a spreadsheet can have the same name.
Hide or show a table title
Go to the Numbers app
 on your Mac.Click the table, Control-click the row number for row 1, then choose Hide Table Title or Show Table Title.
Edit a table title
Go to the Numbers app
 on your Mac.Open a spreadsheet, triple-click the title at the top of the table, then type a new title.
To enclose the table title in a border, click the table, then in the Format
 sidebar, click the Table tab. Click the Table Outline pop-up menu, choose an outline style, then select the “Outline Table Title” checkbox.
To add a caption or label to a table, see Add a caption or title to objects.
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