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Can I get a multi split view within my sheet (e.g. two horizontal or two
vertical splits)? Let's suppose I have a list whose column headers I want to have displayed, then the list itself, then the totals, that I also want to have displayed, together displayed with the column headers. |
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You get one split per window.
I like to put my totals at the top (in row 1 above the headers), then use Window|Freeze panes to make sure that they're always visible. An alternative that I wouldn't use is to open a new window (window|new window). Then use Window|Arrange horizontal to position the windows the way you want. When you're done, click on the window you don't want and hit ctrl-w to close that window. MartaH wrote: Can I get a multi split view within my sheet (e.g. two horizontal or two vertical splits)? Let's suppose I have a list whose column headers I want to have displayed, then the list itself, then the totals, that I also want to have displayed, together displayed with the column headers. -- Dave Peterson |
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