Excel Headers while scrolling down
Hello,
I have a huge spreadsheet with many header columns. As I scroll down the spreadsheet, I come to certain columns and am not sure what they are. So I have to scroll all the way back up - see the column name, then go back to my original spot. Is there a way to make the column names 'float' on top of every page - so the headers are always visible? Thanks, Tmuld. |
They won't "float" but you could:
Click in cell A2 (or, one cell below your first heading). Then, Windows | Freeze Panes. tj "Tavish Muldoon" wrote: Hello, I have a huge spreadsheet with many header columns. As I scroll down the spreadsheet, I come to certain columns and am not sure what they are. So I have to scroll all the way back up - see the column name, then go back to my original spot. Is there a way to make the column names 'float' on top of every page - so the headers are always visible? Thanks, Tmuld. |
Hi
- move the cursor in the row BELOW of your header - goto 'Windows - Freeze Panes' -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Tavish Muldoon" schrieb im Newsbeitrag om... Hello, I have a huge spreadsheet with many header columns. As I scroll down the spreadsheet, I come to certain columns and am not sure what they are. So I have to scroll all the way back up - see the column name, then go back to my original spot. Is there a way to make the column names 'float' on top of every page - so the headers are always visible? Thanks, Tmuld. |
Tavish, click in the row below your headers and then go to window freeze
panes -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Tavish Muldoon" wrote in message om... Hello, I have a huge spreadsheet with many header columns. As I scroll down the spreadsheet, I come to certain columns and am not sure what they are. So I have to scroll all the way back up - see the column name, then go back to my original spot. Is there a way to make the column names 'float' on top of every page - so the headers are always visible? Thanks, Tmuld. |
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