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How do I freeze column names to view when scrolling?
When I do this in Cell A1 it freezes rows 1 through 16. I only want to freeze
row 1. Please advise. Thanks "JulieD" wrote: Hi Tom click in the first cell under your titles (ie A2) choose window / freeze panes use window / unfreeze panes to remove you can also freeze columns & rows at the same time - click underneath & to the right of what you want to stay "frozen" and then use the window / freeze panes menu option. Cheers JulieD "Tomt39" wrote in message ... I have created some large lists on a spreadsheet. I would like the titles of the columns to stay in view as I scroll down but cannot find how to do this. |
How do I freeze column names to view when scrolling?
Select a cell in row 2.
john wrote: When I do this in Cell A1 it freezes rows 1 through 16. I only want to freeze row 1. Please advise. Thanks "JulieD" wrote: Hi Tom click in the first cell under your titles (ie A2) choose window / freeze panes use window / unfreeze panes to remove you can also freeze columns & rows at the same time - click underneath & to the right of what you want to stay "frozen" and then use the window / freeze panes menu option. Cheers JulieD "Tomt39" wrote in message ... I have created some large lists on a spreadsheet. I would like the titles of the columns to stay in view as I scroll down but cannot find how to do this. -- Dave Peterson |
How do I freeze column names to view when scrolling?
Read again the advice you were given, and do that.
-- David Biddulph "john" wrote in message ... When I do this in Cell A1 it freezes rows 1 through 16. I only want to freeze row 1. Please advise. Thanks "JulieD" wrote: Hi Tom click in the first cell under your titles (ie A2) choose window / freeze panes use window / unfreeze panes to remove you can also freeze columns & rows at the same time - click underneath & to the right of what you want to stay "frozen" and then use the window / freeze panes menu option. Cheers JulieD "Tomt39" wrote in message ... I have created some large lists on a spreadsheet. I would like the titles of the columns to stay in view as I scroll down but cannot find how to do this. |
How do I freeze column names to view when scrolling?
Got an idea how to freeze/split panes under a row in the middle of a
spreadsheet: group rows above the header row (the one you want always to be seen) close this group split or freeze panes below the header row. splitting will allow you to return easily to the rows above the header row, simply by opening the group and may be adjusting the splitting line. -- Costia "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select a cell in row 2. john wrote: When I do this in Cell A1 it freezes rows 1 through 16. I only want to freeze row 1. Please advise. Thanks "JulieD" wrote: Hi Tom click in the first cell under your titles (ie A2) choose window / freeze panes use window / unfreeze panes to remove you can also freeze columns & rows at the same time - click underneath & to the right of what you want to stay "frozen" and then use the window / freeze panes menu option. Cheers JulieD "Tomt39" wrote in message ... I have created some large lists on a spreadsheet. I would like the titles of the columns to stay in view as I scroll down but cannot find how to do this. -- Dave Peterson |
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