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Excel using Mac - Freeze Panes
Thank you for posting back with your discovery.
Curious wrote: I found the answer. The files opened in Page Layout view and the Freeze Panes feature is only available in Normal view. "Bob I" wrote: This is primarily a Windows population here and also, there are several Mac versions. But to answer your question, have you tried looking up "Freeze Panes" in Help? Curious wrote: I use a Mac but have used Office extensively on DOS & Windows. The "Freeze Panes" function was always great to use but in the Mac spreadsheet I'm using it is not available as a selection. Is there something wrong with the way I am using it, or is it just not available in the Mac version? |
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