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Freeze/split more than one row
Hello,
Is it possible to freeze or split more than one row that aren't adjacent? I have a worksheet that has two sections, one AM and one PM, I want the AM title row to be frozen and then further down in the worksheet I would like the PM title row to be frozen, is this possible? |
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Freeze/split more than one row
Hello.
I don't think you can. Daniel Hello, Is it possible to freeze or split more than one row that aren't adjacent? I have a worksheet that has two sections, one AM and one PM, I want the AM title row to be frozen and then further down in the worksheet I would like the PM title row to be frozen, is this possible? |
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Freeze/split more than one row
try Window-New Window
then do the freeze according to your needs Hello, Is it possible to freeze or split more than one row that aren't adjacent? I have a worksheet that has two sections, one AM and one PM, I want the AM title row to be frozen and then further down in the worksheet I would like the PM title row to be frozen, is this possible?- Ukryj cytowany tekst - - Pokaż cytowany tekst - |
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