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?Is there a way to freeze panes both vertical and horizontally at this same
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Select a cell below row 1 and to the right of column A. Then window|freeze
panes.

Every row above the selected cell will be frozen. Every column to the left of
the selected cell will be frozen.



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Place your cell position where you want freeze, then go and set freeze
windows




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