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Instead of splitting the window, you can freeze the panes:
Select the row below your headings Choose WindowFreeze Panes. Or, to freeze row and column headings: Select the cell to the right of your row headings, and below your column headings, e.g. cell B2 Choose WindowFreeze Panes morisn wrote: Hello. I've seen this before but cannot figure out how to do it myself. I would like to have a way to leave the title bar of an Excel 2002 spreadsheet fixed in the same position as I scroll down the rest of the table without using the split bar above. I don't know if this requires macros or not, but have tried the help feature and search in the MS knowledge base without success. Anyone can help? Thanks Oscar M. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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