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Is it possible to have rows at the top and bottom of the screen remain static
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No - Excel will allow you to freeze rows at the top and columns at the left -
but that is it.

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Not without adding a window.

Top window can contain static row(s) using WindowFreeze Panes.

Bottom window can contain the row(s) to remain static at bottom.


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Nor sure how to add a window, a advise?
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Not without adding a window.

Top window can contain static row(s) using WindowFreeze Panes.

Bottom window can contain the row(s) to remain static at bottom.


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Sorry, sat and though about opening another window for a minute and realized
what you were saying. Thanks, that should work well.
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Nor sure how to add a window, a advise?
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"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Not without adding a window.

Top window can contain static row(s) using WindowFreeze Panes.

Bottom window can contain the row(s) to remain static at bottom.


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Is it possible to have rows at the top and bottom of the screen remain static
and rows inbetween that scroll?





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WindowNew Window.

WindowArrangeHorizontal.

Adjust window sizes to suit.


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