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The table that I have generated in Excell is much larger than the screen and
when I scroll to the right side, the columns to the left disappear, which I
looking to keep the first column in place.
Could anyone tell me how to make the first column to the laft not to goes
out of screen while I scroll to the rest of the table to the right.
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In Excel 07:
Go to View, click Freeze Panes, click Freeze First Column

In Excel 03:
Click Column A to select the whole column, click on Windows, and click on
Freeze Panes.

Hope this helps :)

"John Savy" wrote:

The table that I have generated in Excell is much larger than the screen and
when I scroll to the right side, the columns to the left disappear, which I
looking to keep the first column in place.
Could anyone tell me how to make the first column to the laft not to goes
out of screen while I scroll to the rest of the table to the right.
Thanks,
--
John

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Thanks, But I'm using Excel 97.
I hope you are femiliar with excel 97.
Thanks,
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"Toast" wrote:

In Excel 07:
Go to View, click Freeze Panes, click Freeze First Column

In Excel 03:
Click Column A to select the whole column, click on Windows, and click on
Freeze Panes.

Hope this helps :)

"John Savy" wrote:

The table that I have generated in Excell is much larger than the screen and
when I scroll to the right side, the columns to the left disappear, which I
looking to keep the first column in place.
Could anyone tell me how to make the first column to the laft not to goes
out of screen while I scroll to the rest of the table to the right.
Thanks,
--
John

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Did you try the same process as Excel 03?
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"John Savy" wrote in message
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Thanks, But I'm using Excel 97.
I hope you are femiliar with excel 97.
Thanks,
--
John


"Toast" wrote:

In Excel 07:
Go to View, click Freeze Panes, click Freeze First Column

In Excel 03:
Click Column A to select the whole column, click on Windows, and click on
Freeze Panes.

Hope this helps :)

"John Savy" wrote:

The table that I have generated in Excell is much larger than the
screen and
when I scroll to the right side, the columns to the left disappear,
which I
looking to keep the first column in place.
Could anyone tell me how to make the first column to the laft not to
goes
out of screen while I scroll to the rest of the table to the right.
Thanks,
--
John



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No, I don't have the 03 version.
I know 97 has this option as well, and I used it in the past, but I have
forgotten how it was.
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"David Biddulph" wrote:

Did you try the same process as Excel 03?
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"John Savy" wrote in message
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Thanks, But I'm using Excel 97.
I hope you are femiliar with excel 97.
Thanks,
--
John


"Toast" wrote:

In Excel 07:
Go to View, click Freeze Panes, click Freeze First Column

In Excel 03:
Click Column A to select the whole column, click on Windows, and click on
Freeze Panes.

Hope this helps :)

"John Savy" wrote:

The table that I have generated in Excell is much larger than the
screen and
when I scroll to the right side, the columns to the left disappear,
which I
looking to keep the first column in place.
Could anyone tell me how to make the first column to the laft not to
goes
out of screen while I scroll to the rest of the table to the right.
Thanks,
--
John






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Toast's suggestion is incorrect.

Select B1 to freeze column A

Select B2 to freeze column A and row 1

This is for Excel 97 through 2003


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Sun, 25 Jan 2009 11:47:01 -0800, John Savy
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No, I don't have the 03 version.
I know 97 has this option as well, and I used it in the past, but I have
forgotten how it was.


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