To add a header or footer to a worksheet, which view must you switch to?

To add a header or footer to a worksheet in Excel, you need to switch to Page Layout View. This view allows you to see how your worksheet will look when printed, and it provides access to features specifically designed for print formatting, including headers and footers.

Page Layout View enables you to easily insert text, images, or elements such as page numbers into the header or footer areas of the worksheet. This is particularly useful for ensuring that the information appears correctly across printed pages.

While Normal View is the default view for editing your worksheet, it does not provide options for adding headers and footers, as it is more focused on data entry and general spreadsheet work. Layout View and Design View are also not standard terminology used in Excel for displaying worksheets related to print layout, further confirming that Page Layout View is the correct environment for this task.