Where there's a will__there's a way to fake it. So here ye go: Create a schedule,_let's say a Door Type Schedule >> Add the "fields" (which will be your headers) to the schedule >> In the "Appearence" tab, uncheck the text option "Show Title" >> Establish your desired Header font size, in the Header Text field_let's say 1/8" Create another schedule_let's use a schedule type that is hardly ever used, like Gutter Schedule, but name the schedule what you want the Door Schedule "Title" to be >> Add just one "field" to the schedule (so that we are allowed to create the schedule) >> In the "Appearence" tab, uncheck the text option "Show Headers" >> Establish your Title font size through the Header Text field_let's us 1/2" Drag both schedules onto a sheet >> Align the left edges of the schedules >> Space the columns ("No Title" schedule first) to the desired format >> Match the "No Header" schedule "Border" with so that both are nearly right on top of one another. (Using Thin Lines "TL" helps) If necessary you can then group the schedules together (which you cannot do if you try using any another view other than that of the Schedule format) Voila__Hope this helps.. only took five minutes. Please see attached  TIP**Use a heavier line for the Border of the "No Header" schedule
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