Can I find out if & where "Freeze Panes" is set
From within a macro I would like to be able to determine if "Freeze Panes"
is set for a worksheet and, if so, exactly which rows/columns are frozen. Is that possible? How? Thanks!! |
Can I find out if & where "Freeze Panes" is set
Hi,
Sub Macro1() ' If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes Then MsgBox "Freeze panes are on" Else MsgBox "No Freeze panes" End If MsgBox Cells(ActiveWindow.ScrollRow, _ ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn).Address End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: From within a macro I would like to be able to determine if "Freeze Panes" is set for a worksheet and, if so, exactly which rows/columns are frozen. Is that possible? How? Thanks!! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Can I find out if & where "Freeze Panes" is set
This will tell you the column and row that is frozen if any.
Sub fndfrz() If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True Then MsgBox "Column: " & ActiveWindow.SplitColumn & ", _ Row: " & ActiveWindow.SplitRow End If End Sub "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Sub Macro1() ' If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes Then MsgBox "Freeze panes are on" Else MsgBox "No Freeze panes" End If MsgBox Cells(ActiveWindow.ScrollRow, _ ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn).Address End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: From within a macro I would like to be able to determine if "Freeze Panes" is set for a worksheet and, if so, exactly which rows/columns are frozen. Is that possible? How? Thanks!! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Can I find out if & where "Freeze Panes" is set
P.S. These codes only tell you the window row and column positions that are
frozen, NOT necessarily the sheet row and column. "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Sub Macro1() ' If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes Then MsgBox "Freeze panes are on" Else MsgBox "No Freeze panes" End If MsgBox Cells(ActiveWindow.ScrollRow, _ ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn).Address End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: From within a macro I would like to be able to determine if "Freeze Panes" is set for a worksheet and, if so, exactly which rows/columns are frozen. Is that possible? How? Thanks!! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Can I find out if & where "Freeze Panes" is set
I see that my code actually returns the visible Top left cell within the
frozen panes. Cheers Andy Andy Pope wrote: Hi, Sub Macro1() ' If ActiveWindow.FreezePanes Then MsgBox "Freeze panes are on" Else MsgBox "No Freeze panes" End If MsgBox Cells(ActiveWindow.ScrollRow, _ ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn).Address End Sub Cheers Andy wrote: From within a macro I would like to be able to determine if "Freeze Panes" is set for a worksheet and, if so, exactly which rows/columns are frozen. Is that possible? How? Thanks!! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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