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Default Can I freeze BOTH a column and a row in the same spreadsheet?

I wondered if there was a way to freeze a row and a column in the same
spreadsheet. I have frozen horizontally, but now I want to freeze
vertically. When I try to do this I am only given the option to "unfreeze
pane". Thanks for your help!! Todd
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Select the top left cell of the region you want to scroll and freeze the
panes. For example, to freeze rows 1 and 2 and columns A and B, select C3
and freeze panes.


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I wondered if there was a way to freeze a row and a column in the same
spreadsheet. I have frozen horizontally, but now I want to freeze
vertically. When I try to do this I am only given the option to "unfreeze
pane". Thanks for your help!! Todd


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