Doing it simply is simple enough. Choose Format > Page, and make your changes. Margins and orientation in the Page tab; Headers in the Header tab; Borders around the content in the Border tab; etc.
But….what if you’ve got content in a couple different sheets of your spreadsheet, or more. Let’s say that the data in the first sheet is pretty wide so you’d like a landscape layout, and the data in the second sheet is narrow and a different type of information, so you’d like it not just portrait but with a different header. You want different page layout in each sheet of your spreadsheet.
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