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How can create a row that when I scroll down the data in that row
remains at the top of the screen?

I did this once before but now I can't remember for the life of me how
I did it.


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Hi Juan

Try:

Select an entire row, go to window and select freeze pane


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Steel Monkey, thank you that did help. However, in the particular sheet
that I'm working on, I am not allowed to select entire rows by clicking
on the (numbered) row box. I can only select the cells and that does
not produce favorable results. I can't remember what I did to make
those unaccessible to undo it. Any ideas?


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Juan,
You don't have to select the entire row - just select the first cell in the
row, then freeze panes. This does the same thing.

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Steel Monkey, thank you that did help. However, in the particular sheet
that I'm working on, I am not allowed to select entire rows by clicking
on the (numbered) row box. I can only select the cells and that does
not produce favorable results. I can't remember what I did to make
those unaccessible to undo it. Any ideas?


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Thanks, I think that it was my trackball that was acting funny. I still
can't figure out how to access the rows at the number boxes but I was
able to do what I needed with your help. Thanks again.


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