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Returning reference of frozen cell
I have a spreadsheet in which the Freeze Panes anchor may or may not be in
the right place. How do I write code to check this? I need to put the code in the selection_change code for the worksheet, so I don't want to unfreeze and re-freeze every time I change a cell ... just if it is currently frozen in the wrong place. Ideally, what I'm trying to do is something like this: If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row = 1 Then ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = False Range("A2").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True End If ....except that "ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row" is not a valid expression. Would appreciate any help! Thanks. Pete |
Returning reference of frozen cell
Range("A1").Select
if activeWindow.VisibleRange(1).row < 3 then -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Pete at Sappi Fine Paper" wrote: I have a spreadsheet in which the Freeze Panes anchor may or may not be in the right place. How do I write code to check this? I need to put the code in the selection_change code for the worksheet, so I don't want to unfreeze and re-freeze every time I change a cell ... just if it is currently frozen in the wrong place. Ideally, what I'm trying to do is something like this: If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row = 1 Then ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = False Range("A2").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True End If ...except that "ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row" is not a valid expression. Would appreciate any help! Thanks. Pete |
Returning reference of frozen cell
Hi Pete,
If ActiveWindow.Panes.Count = 1 then panes are not frozen. Ken Johnson |
Returning reference of frozen cell
Tom, you're a genius. Thanks!
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Range("A1").Select if activeWindow.VisibleRange(1).row < 3 then -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Pete at Sappi Fine Paper" wrote: I have a spreadsheet in which the Freeze Panes anchor may or may not be in the right place. How do I write code to check this? I need to put the code in the selection_change code for the worksheet, so I don't want to unfreeze and re-freeze every time I change a cell ... just if it is currently frozen in the wrong place. Ideally, what I'm trying to do is something like this: If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row = 1 Then ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = False Range("A2").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True End If ...except that "ActiveWindow.FreezePanes.Row" is not a valid expression. Would appreciate any help! Thanks. Pete |
Returning reference of frozen cell
Thanks Ken - good to know. My current problem is not whether they are frozen
or not, but *where* they are frozen (for some reason Excel keeps moving the anchor without provocation, which is most unsportsmanlike). If anyone happens to know how/why this is occurring, please let me know! I think it's an application bug though. "Ken Johnson" wrote: Hi Pete, If ActiveWindow.Panes.Count = 1 then panes are not frozen. Ken Johnson |
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