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I have a worksheet in which the first row contains the titles of the rows.
When I use the filter option and use it the title row disapears. How can I
make the title row to stay there even if I use the filter option?
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I have a worksheet in which the first row contains the titles of the rows.
When I use the filter option and use it the title row disapears. How can I
make the title row to stay there even if I use the filter option?


Select the rows you want to filter, then impose the filter.
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David Biddulph


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"Erni" wrote in message
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I have a worksheet in which the first row contains the titles of the rows.
When I use the filter option and use it the title row disapears. How can I
make the title row to stay there even if I use the filter option?


Select the rows you want to filter, then impose the filter.
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David Biddulph

Thanks for your answer. I've just noticed that I asked the question not
fully correct for my purpose:
First row: Title of columns
Second row: Average numbers of colums
Problem: if I use the filter the second row with the average numbers doesn't
show anymore = how can I keep this row visible?

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I put my titles in Row 2 and the subtotals in row 1.

Then I select A3 and use Window|freeze Panes so that rows 1:2 are always
visible.

And when I use the filter, I can see the subtotals in row 1 without scrolling.

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I have a worksheet in which the first row contains the titles of the rows.
When I use the filter option and use it the title row disapears. How can I
make the title row to stay there even if I use the filter option?


Select the rows you want to filter, then impose the filter.
--
David Biddulph

Thanks for your answer. I've just noticed that I asked the question not
fully correct for my purpose:
First row: Title of columns
Second row: Average numbers of colums
Problem: if I use the filter the second row with the average numbers doesn't
show anymore = how can I keep this row visible?


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"Erni" wrote in message
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"David Biddulph" wrote:

"Erni" wrote in message
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I have a worksheet in which the first row contains the titles of the
rows.
When I use the filter option and use it the title row disapears. How
can I
make the title row to stay there even if I use the filter option?


Select the rows you want to filter, then impose the filter.


Thanks for your answer. I've just noticed that I asked the question not
fully correct for my purpose:
First row: Title of columns
Second row: Average numbers of colums
Problem: if I use the filter the second row with the average numbers
doesn't
show anymore = how can I keep this row visible?


Select rows from 3 downwards, then filter. And,as stated elsewhere, if you
want to keep the headers visible when the page scrolls, select the row below
your headers, & freeze panes.
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David Biddulph


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