You can freeze windows by selecting a row, column, or cell. If you select a row or column, it will freeze everything to above or to the left (respectively) of where you selected. If you pick a cell, it will do both.
You can also split the page, if you like. It basically gives you two spreadsheets over each other. This is generally useful for comparing two distant parts of a spreadsheet, so it might work for what you want, too.
OK, that works but it freezes the first 17 lines, I cannot figure out how to make it only freeze the rows I want it to. <img src=/forums/images/smiles/kiss.gif>
BGbootha wrote:OK, that works but it freezes the first 17 lines, I cannot figure out how to make it only freeze the rows I want it to. <img src=/forums/images/smiles/kiss.gif>
What cells/rows/column had you selected when you froze the page?
If you want the very top row to be frozen then highlight the second row by clicking on the "2" on the left side of the program (an arrow should appear when the curser is over the "2"). Then click the freeze panel button under window.
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LiveForever wrote:If you want the very top row to be frozen then highlight the second row by clicking on the "2" on the left side of the program (an arrow should appear when the curser is over the "2"). Then click the freeze panel button under window.
gee i don't know why i never clicked on the second row to freeze the top row.