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I'm working in a large spreadsheet. I want to see the column headings stay
on top of my spreasheet as I'm scrolling down thru multiple pages.

Thank you very much
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Select a cell in column A in the row below the heading rows.

Then select Windows | Freeze panes

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I'm working in a large spreadsheet. I want to see the column headings
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Thank you very much



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Use "Freeze Panes".

This old post should help explain:

http://tinyurl.com/2qdzt

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I'm working in a large spreadsheet. I want to see the column headings stay
on top of my spreasheet as I'm scrolling down thru multiple pages.

Thank you very much

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Thank you so much Trevor...you made my day and this info is certainly going
to help me at work.

Lee

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Select a cell in column A in the row below the heading rows.

Then select Windows | Freeze panes

regards

Trevor


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I'm working in a large spreadsheet. I want to see the column headings
stay
on top of my spreasheet as I'm scrolling down thru multiple pages.

Thank you very much




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