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Default Freeze objects in column with merged rows

I have entries in rows under columns A, B, C, D and E. Pretty much a
normal sheet. Eventually, when I get to row 25 or 30, the page is going

to start scrolling down to show new rows.

Column G, at the right of the screen, is wider and its rows are merged
down all the way to infinity, or there abouts. Column G contains a
CommandButton, 2 text boxes and a gif which is a hyperlink to a Help
file.


Is there a way to keep those objects, in column G, displayed where they

are, in a static position (relative to the viewer), so when the sheet
begins to get long we don't have to scroll to the top to get to them?

I already have the headings at the top of A thru F on Freeze - works
fine. But, the merged column, G, I think needs to be done a different
way. I can't figure it out.


Thanks
Johnnie


P.S. This project has come together really well thanks to the help I've

received from this group. If I can accomplish the above, it will be
finished.

 
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