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Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1
through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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Easiest way would be to move contents of M through P into A through D, then
you could Freeze the Window and always keep them in sight. With them out at the right edge of things, it's going to be very difficult to do unless you have a really wide screen and a fairly high resolution setting. Another option is to reduce the Zoom value on your screen so that M:P are pulled into view on the right side, but that may make seeing what's on the sheet difficult, depending on your eyesight and layout/content of the sheet itself. "twb111" wrote: Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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I know I can freeze columns and rows across the top but, for this spreadsheet
M-P looks better on the right side. I do have the zoom on 75% and works fine. Again, I would like to just freeze M1 through P17. "JLatham" wrote: Easiest way would be to move contents of M through P into A through D, then you could Freeze the Window and always keep them in sight. With them out at the right edge of things, it's going to be very difficult to do unless you have a really wide screen and a fairly high resolution setting. Another option is to reduce the Zoom value on your screen so that M:P are pulled into view on the right side, but that may make seeing what's on the sheet difficult, depending on your eyesight and layout/content of the sheet itself. "twb111" wrote: Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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Another option is the Worksheet Watch Window.
Select your Cells M1:P1 In Excel 2007, go to the Formula Tab, and under "Formula Auditing", select "Watch Window." Click "Add Watch..." and add the selection. -- HTH Dana DeLouis "twb111" wrote in message ... Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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I'll have to check that out - that's a feature I haven't used in such a
fashion. Sounds like a good idea. "Dana DeLouis" wrote: Another option is the Worksheet Watch Window. Select your Cells M1:P1 In Excel 2007, go to the Formula Tab, and under "Formula Auditing", select "Watch Window." Click "Add Watch..." and add the selection. -- HTH Dana DeLouis "twb111" wrote in message ... Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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I'll second that.
Same in Excel 2003 under ToolsFormula AuditingShow Watch WindowAdd Watch Gord On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 14:49:01 -0800, JLatham <HelpFrom @ Jlathamsite.com.(removethis) wrote: I'll have to check that out - that's a feature I haven't used in such a fashion. Sounds like a good idea. "Dana DeLouis" wrote: Another option is the Worksheet Watch Window. Select your Cells M1:P1 In Excel 2007, go to the Formula Tab, and under "Formula Auditing", select "Watch Window." Click "Add Watch..." and add the selection. -- HTH Dana DeLouis "twb111" wrote in message ... Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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Interesting approach! Im using Excel 2003 which also has the watch window.
The problem in €˜03 is the watch window list each cell on a different row and that makes it harder to read. "Dana DeLouis" wrote: Another option is the Worksheet Watch Window. Select your Cells M1:P1 In Excel 2007, go to the Formula Tab, and under "Formula Auditing", select "Watch Window." Click "Add Watch..." and add the selection. -- HTH Dana DeLouis "twb111" wrote in message ... Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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Another possibility is to use a linked picture. Copy the range M1:P17, then
while holding down SHIFT, click Edit Paste Picture Link. That'll give you a picture of the reference range which you could format/resize to suit, then locate it within say, a frozen top left corner on the sheet. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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"twb111" wrote:
Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? Another option if reference info is static, is to use the input msg feature of data validation Eg select entire cols A-L, then click Data Validation Input Message tab Copy/paste/enter the details in M1:P1 for the title/msg such as: Title, eg: References Input Message, eg: M1: xxx N1: zzz O1: vvv P1: bbb Click OK The "floater reference info" will appear when any cell in cols A-L is selected -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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Another possibility is to click Window/Split on Excel's menu bar and then
drag the split-bars and scroll the right-hand panes so that M1:P1 are showing in the top-right pane. Click back in the bottom-left pane and do all your work there. Rick "twb111" wrote in message ... Large spreadsheet with data in columns A-L. Reference codes in columns M1 through P1. How can I keep or float the reference codes so they are always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet? |
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To keep or float the reference codes in columns M1 through P1 always in view on the right side of the spreadsheet, you can use the
That's it! Now you can work with your large spreadsheet and always have the reference codes in view on the right side.
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