I remember years ago being able to freeze for lack of better word a column or
a row. Then when the spreadsheet was moved, this column or row did not move.
It helped when using column headers. Thank you.
I think what you're looking for is quot;Freeze Panesquot;. Select the row beneath,
or column to the right, of the cells you want to quot;Freezequot;. Then select
quot;Freeze Panesquot; from the quot;Windowsquot; menu.
HTH,
Elkarquot;Help with Excelquot; wrote:
gt; I remember years ago being able to freeze for lack of better word a column or
gt; a row. Then when the spreadsheet was moved, this column or row did not move.
gt; It helped when using column headers. Thank you.
a row. Then when the spreadsheet was moved, this column or row did not move.
It helped when using column headers. Thank you.
I think what you're looking for is quot;Freeze Panesquot;. Select the row beneath,
or column to the right, of the cells you want to quot;Freezequot;. Then select
quot;Freeze Panesquot; from the quot;Windowsquot; menu.
HTH,
Elkarquot;Help with Excelquot; wrote:
gt; I remember years ago being able to freeze for lack of better word a column or
gt; a row. Then when the spreadsheet was moved, this column or row did not move.
gt; It helped when using column headers. Thank you.
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