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Hi,
I'm new to this group. From a VB6-Program I create a new workbook with 1 worksheet. After writing the title row I want to set the first column and the first row non-scrollable. This is my actual code in the VB6 program: ws.Range("B2").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True I tested it, it works. My Question: is there another way to do this WITHOUT selecting the cell first? Doing it with an non-active window? I've searched to no avail, but probably haven't asked the right questions or used the correct terms. (English isn't my first language). TIA, Helmut. |
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