Hi!

You can either split the window or freeze panes but not both. When you
freeze panes you'll notice that the window "splitters" near the scroll bars
disappear.

What the OP wants can't be done.

Biff

"David Billigmeier" wrote in
message ...
There is a little horizontal bar at the top of the scrolling bar, and a
vertical bar at the right of the horizontal scrolling bar. Drag those
into
place first, then Window-Freeze Panes


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Regards,
Dave


"CraigD" wrote:

I would like to keep row 1 on the screen at all times (column A through
whatever column can fit on the screen display - column O in my example)
without it scrolling either when I scroll down or to the right. I want
to do
this because row 1 contains my company logo, a counter for how many rows
are
in the spreadsheet, and the current date of the data.

I would also like to freeze row 2 because this row contains headers. I
would also like to freeze column's A & B because these columns contain
descriptive data that is meaningfull when I scroll to the right.

Going to cell C3, then Window | Freeze Panes does not work because when I
scroll to the right, row 1 begins to scroll and I don't want row 1 to
scroll
at all.

I appreciate any help that anyone can provide to me.

Thanks!