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Default How do I get the horizontal split box back?

I have a spreadsheet that has data on it and would like to view the bottom
and top at the same time. I also want to be able to scroll each pane. The
problem is that the horizontal and vertical split boxes are not there. Where
did they go, or more importantly: how can I get them back?
When I open a new spreadsheet, the split boxes are there. It's just on the
spreadsheets that are already in use that the boxes aren't there.
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On Nov 6, 11:00*am, CJred wrote:
I have a spreadsheet that has data on it and would like to view the bottom
and top at the same time. I also want to be able to scroll each pane. The
problem is that the horizontal and vertical split boxes are not there. Where
did they go, or more importantly: how can I get them back?
When I open a new spreadsheet, the split boxes are there. It's just on the
spreadsheets that are already in use that the boxes aren't there.


Well, that's backwards from most.

Window Menu: Split.
Or double click (or click-and-drag) on the tiny little bar just above
the scroll up button for the horizontal split. And the little bar just
to the right of the scroll right button for vertical split.
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Double clicking doesn't work either because the tiny bar isn't there. That's
what I was referring to when I said the split boxes aren't there.
Thanks anyway!

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On Nov 6, 11:00 am, CJred wrote:
I have a spreadsheet that has data on it and would like to view the bottom
and top at the same time. I also want to be able to scroll each pane. The
problem is that the horizontal and vertical split boxes are not there. Where
did they go, or more importantly: how can I get them back?
When I open a new spreadsheet, the split boxes are there. It's just on the
spreadsheets that are already in use that the boxes aren't there.


Well, that's backwards from most.

Window Menu: Split.
Or double click (or click-and-drag) on the tiny little bar just above
the scroll up button for the horizontal split. And the little bar just
to the right of the scroll right button for vertical split.

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Do you have Freeze Panes turned on? You can't use both Freeze and
Split.
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OMG! Thank you so-o-o much. That was definitely the problem. I'm glad it was
something so simple.
You learn something new everyday!

"Spiky" wrote:

Do you have Freeze Panes turned on? You can't use both Freeze and
Split.



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On Nov 6, 12:55*pm, CJred wrote:
OMG! Thank you so-o-o much. That was definitely the problem. I'm glad it was
something so simple.
You learn something new everyday!

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Do you have Freeze Panes turned on? You can't use both Freeze and
Split.


No problem.
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