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lock-out rows from scrolling
how to lock an upper set of consecutive rows to remain visible while the
rows below them scroll out of view? example: rows 1-5 always visible rows 6-bottom scroll up "behind" rows 1-5 |
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John,
Select cell A6 Window/Split Window/Freeze Panes Depending on what cell you're on when you do this, you can lock the lefthand columns too. John John A Grandy wrote: how to lock an upper set of consecutive rows to remain visible while the rows below them scroll out of view? example: rows 1-5 always visible rows 6-bottom scroll up "behind" rows 1-5 |
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No need for Window/Split. Freeze Panes will suffice. Gord Dibben Excel MVP - XL97 SR2 & XL2002 On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 18:08:58 -0400, John Wilson wrote: John, Select cell A6 Window/Split Window/Freeze Panes Depending on what cell you're on when you do this, you can lock the lefthand columns too. John John A Grandy wrote: how to lock an upper set of consecutive rows to remain visible while the rows below them scroll out of view? example: rows 1-5 always visible rows 6-bottom scroll up "behind" rows 1-5 |
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Gord,
I've been using that Split/Freeze sequence ever since I started using Excel and have no idea why I started doing it that way. For some reason, I thought that's how it had to be done. Oh well, learned something new yet again. Thanks, John Gord Dibben wrote: John No need for Window/Split. Freeze Panes will suffice. Gord Dibben Excel MVP - XL97 SR2 & XL2002 On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 18:08:58 -0400, John Wilson wrote: John, Select cell A6 Window/Split Window/Freeze Panes Depending on what cell you're on when you do this, you can lock the lefthand columns too. John John A Grandy wrote: how to lock an upper set of consecutive rows to remain visible while the rows below them scroll out of view? example: rows 1-5 always visible rows 6-bottom scroll up "behind" rows 1-5 |
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Select cell A6 (or another cell in row 6 if you want to lock in column(s) too). Choose Window/Freeze Panes Programmatically (since this is the programming group): Range("A6").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True In article , "John A Grandy" wrote: how to lock an upper set of consecutive rows to remain visible while the rows below them scroll out of view? example: rows 1-5 always visible rows 6-bottom scroll up "behind" rows 1-5 |
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