Horizontal split
Office 2003
I can do a vertical split window, but I've also seen worksheets in which you could scroll down a page but still keep the header rows at the top visible, to keep the column descriptions visible. If anyone can explain how that's done, I'd greatly appreciate it. thanks. doug |
Doug
WindowFreeze Panes -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "D'oug" wrote in message ... Office 2003 I can do a vertical split window, but I've also seen worksheets in which you could scroll down a page but still keep the header rows at the top visible, to keep the column descriptions visible. If anyone can explain how that's done, I'd greatly appreciate it. thanks. doug |
Nick, Thanks. I have one more question.
I tried this, by selecting Rows 1 - 7 along the left edge of the spreadsheet, thinking that this would 'freeze' the panes at Row 7. It actually froze them at Row 12, and put a Vertical freeze at Column H. Any idea why it would select that Row/Column? Thanks. doug "Nick Hodge" wrote: Doug WindowFreeze Panes -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "D'oug" wrote in message ... Office 2003 I can do a vertical split window, but I've also seen worksheets in which you could scroll down a page but still keep the header rows at the top visible, to keep the column descriptions visible. If anyone can explain how that's done, I'd greatly appreciate it. thanks. doug |
See if this old post will give you a little more insight into using this
featu http://tinyurl.com/2qdzt -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "D'oug" wrote in message ... Nick, Thanks. I have one more question. I tried this, by selecting Rows 1 - 7 along the left edge of the spreadsheet, thinking that this would 'freeze' the panes at Row 7. It actually froze them at Row 12, and put a Vertical freeze at Column H. Any idea why it would select that Row/Column? Thanks. doug "Nick Hodge" wrote: Doug WindowFreeze Panes -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "D'oug" wrote in message ... Office 2003 I can do a vertical split window, but I've also seen worksheets in which you could scroll down a page but still keep the header rows at the top visible, to keep the column descriptions visible. If anyone can explain how that's done, I'd greatly appreciate it. thanks. doug |
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