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Hi,

simple question - I hope.

I have a worksheet with the first row that has titles for each column.

I want to be able to scroll down the worksheet but still keep the header
(first row) at the top of the screen so I can see the titles of each of
the columns.

I thought this was easy but I cant do it.

I thought freeze pane was it but that picks its own boundaries.

Any help will be most appreciated.

Thanks


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Click in A2, Window | Freeze Panes.


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freeze panes is what you want, click in A2 and then freeze pane, or if you
also want to keep some of the columns on the left click somwhere like C2

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Hi,

simple question - I hope.

I have a worksheet with the first row that has titles for each column.

I want to be able to scroll down the worksheet but still keep the header
(first row) at the top of the screen so I can see the titles of each of
the columns.

I thought this was easy but I cant do it.

I thought freeze pane was it but that picks its own boundaries.

Any help will be most appreciated.

Thanks




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Hi. Here's the "rules" for Freeze Panes:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm

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"nospam" wrote in message
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Hi,

simple question - I hope.

I have a worksheet with the first row that has titles for each column.

I want to be able to scroll down the worksheet but still keep the header
(first row) at the top of the screen so I can see the titles of each of
the columns.

I thought this was easy but I cant do it.

I thought freeze pane was it but that picks its own boundaries.

Any help will be most appreciated.

Thanks




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See if this old post helps explain things:

http://tinyurl.com/2qdzt

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"nospam" wrote in message
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Hi,

simple question - I hope.

I have a worksheet with the first row that has titles for each column.

I want to be able to scroll down the worksheet but still keep the header
(first row) at the top of the screen so I can see the titles of each of
the columns.

I thought this was easy but I cant do it.

I thought freeze pane was it but that picks its own boundaries.

Any help will be most appreciated.

Thanks





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VoG via OfficeKB.com writes
Click in A2, Window | Freeze Panes.



Brilliant - Thanks


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Hi. Here's the "rules" for Freeze Panes:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm



Thanks for that.













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"nospam" wrote in message
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Hi,

simple question - I hope.

I have a worksheet with the first row that has titles for each column.

I want to be able to scroll down the worksheet but still keep the header
(first row) at the top of the screen so I can see the titles of each of
the columns.

I thought this was easy but I cant do it.

I thought freeze pane was it but that picks its own boundaries.

Any help will be most appreciated.

Thanks





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