Always view column titles
I knew how to do this in Office 2003, but I can't figure out / find how to
have the column titles always visible as I add new data. Can anyone help me?? |
Always view column titles
Select the second row then click the menu : Window then Freeze panes
-- Yanick "Mani" wrote: I knew how to do this in Office 2003, but I can't figure out / find how to have the column titles always visible as I add new data. Can anyone help me?? |
Always view column titles
I found this same answer several times in various threads, but nowhere,
including your answer, did I find the critical ingredient - That "Window" could be found under "View". When I finally found it, everything worked great! "Yanick" wrote: Select the second row then click the menu : Window then Freeze panes -- Yanick "Mani" wrote: I knew how to do this in Office 2003, but I can't figure out / find how to have the column titles always visible as I add new data. Can anyone help me?? |
Always view column titles
but nowhere, including your answer, did I find the critical ingredient - That "Window" could be found under "View". The reason you didn't find any reference that "Window" can be found under "View" is because in any default configuration of Excel *2003*, "Window" isn't under "View" at all. In *2007*, it is on the "Window" panel of the View group on the ribbon, but your post refers to 2003, not 2007. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Excel Product Group, 1998 - 2008 Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) "Mani" wrote in message ... I found this same answer several times in various threads, but nowhere, including your answer, did I find the critical ingredient - That "Window" could be found under "View". When I finally found it, everything worked great! "Yanick" wrote: Select the second row then click the menu : Window then Freeze panes -- Yanick "Mani" wrote: I knew how to do this in Office 2003, but I can't figure out / find how to have the column titles always visible as I add new data. Can anyone help me?? |
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