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can i have more than one split in an excel worksheet
I wish to have both left and right hand panes static and scrolling (left to
right) columns in between. Can this be done? |
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can i have more than one split in an excel worksheet
You get one Window|freeze panes (or window|Split) per window.
But you could use multiple windows into that worksheet: Window|new window window arrange (vertical???) And have two windows showing the same worksheet. Click on the one you don't want and hit ctrl-w to close it when you're finished. Secret Genius wrote: I wish to have both left and right hand panes static and scrolling (left to right) columns in between. Can this be done? -- Dave Peterson |
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can i have more than one split in an excel worksheet
That's brilliant thanks very much. Question is, can you scroll them together?..... Secret Genius. |
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can i have more than one split in an excel worksheet
This kind of macro worked for me in xl2003 if both windows were showing the same
worksheet: Option Explicit Sub SyncWindows() Windows.Arrange ActiveWorkbook:=True, _ synchorizontal:=True, syncvertical:=True End Sub Secret Genius wrote: That's brilliant thanks very much. Question is, can you scroll them together?..... Secret Genius. -- Dave Peterson |
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