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Default Locking rows in Excel 97

I have seen excel sheets that do this but have yet to figure out how it's done.

I would like to have the first few rows (title rows) in a spreadsheet stay
viewable (locked?) while scrolling rows under them, rather than having
mulitple titles throughout the spreedsheet to see what the titles are.

Anyone know how to do this?
Thank you!!!
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Default Locking rows in Excel 97

Thank you! Why is everything so simple once you know how to do it? lol

"Don Guillett" wrote:

place your cursor below and to the right of the cells you want to maintain.
windowfreeze panes

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I have seen excel sheets that do this but have yet to figure out how it's
done.

I would like to have the first few rows (title rows) in a spreadsheet stay
viewable (locked?) while scrolling rows under them, rather than having
mulitple titles throughout the spreedsheet to see what the titles are.

Anyone know how to do this?

Thank you!!!




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