Share 1 Row to Another Tab, Forever

Keep Header Rows in Sync Across Google Sheets Tabs (IMPORTRANGE vs Curly Bracket Reference) The video shows how to keep a header row consistent across Google Sheets tabs without repeatedly copying and pasting. After duplicating a sheet and demonstrating how headers can drift when edited (e.g., renaming a column like “This year’s value” or “Total sales”), it explains two ways to pull the same row from another tab so updates automatically appear: using IMPORTRANGE with the spreadsheet URL and a quoted range, and a simpler tab-to-tab approach using a formula with curly brackets and a direct range reference (e.g., referencing Andy!1:1). It then verifies that changing a header in the source tab updates the destination tab and notes that duplicating the destination tab preserves the reference. 00:00 Sync Headers Across Tabs 00:23 Why Copy Paste Fails 01:04 Import Range Method 01:34 Cleaner Curly Brackets 01:54 Verify Updates and Duplicate 02:23 Wrap Up and Subscribe