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How to make the scrolling not include the top rows of the sheet
I have seen in other excel document people managed that the top rows is not
included when scrolling instead they stay at the top. How do I do this. |
How to make the scrolling not include the top rows of the sheet
hi
on the menu bar.... Windowfreeze panes. you can freeze rows and/or columns Regards FSt1 "Magrano" wrote: I have seen in other excel document people managed that the top rows is not included when scrolling instead they stay at the top. How do I do this. |
How to make the scrolling not include the top rows of the sheet
On Aug 2, 2:06 am, FSt1 wrote:
hi on the menu bar.... Windowfreeze panes. you can freeze rows and/or columns Regards FSt1 "Magrano" wrote: I have seen in other excel document people managed that the top rows is not included when scrolling instead they stay at the top. How do I do this.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Or, Just split the screen from that same Windows Menu. If split you can move the divider around. In either case you can do just columns, just rows, or both. ed |
How to make the scrolling not include the top rows of the sheet
Hi,
To freeze the window pane, just click the second rows below the header and click Freeze panes from the Window menu. Challa Prabhu "Magrano" wrote: I have seen in other excel document people managed that the top rows is not included when scrolling instead they stay at the top. How do I do this. |
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