It has been a decade since I last used MS Windows. I am a UNIX/Linux
systems designer, but am now forced to use Windows and MS Office. I
find these applications (and the OS iteself, but that's another matter)
totally counter-intuitive*

However, I've got to work with it, and what I would like to learn is
how the (common) trick is done of making certain columns / rows
"sticky" - that is, they are displayed as you scroll around the
spreadsheet. exceltip.com seems to assume that readers will know such
basic things, but with a 20+ year career in IT, I have never needed to
know how to use MS Office (I work with SF25K and similar systems, not
office-based PCs).

Any idea how a novice like myself can make a certain row/column not
scroll (so as to become a "header")?

Steve.



*
- If I open many Excel documents at once, I only see the "incorrect
format" error one has when I go to that document ... I'd have expected
it to Excel to highlight the error to me.
- If I hit the top-right Cross in Excel, it closes all spreadsheets;
hit it in Word, and it closes only that document.
- WTF?!
- Oh, well.


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