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Freezing columns
I know how to freeze panes...but I can't figure out how to freeze column 'A',
row 1 and column 'G' (and everything right of). Can this be done? |
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Freezing columns
You can only have a single occurrence of freeze panes, although you could
open up another window of the same to view 2 different areas of the same worksheet. -- Kevin Backmann "Gator" wrote: I know how to freeze panes...but I can't figure out how to freeze column 'A', row 1 and column 'G' (and everything right of). Can this be done? |
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Freezing columns
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-- David Biddulph "Gator" wrote in message ... I know how to freeze panes...but I can't figure out how to freeze column 'A', row 1 and column 'G' (and everything right of). Can this be done? |
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