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- Freeze panes to lock rows and columns - Microsoft Support
How to freeze panes in Excel to keep rows or columns in your worksheet visible while you scroll, or lock them in place to create multiple worksheet areas
- How to Lock Rows in Excel When Scrolling (4 Easy Methods)
In the Freeze Panes drop-down, you will get an Unfreeze Panes to unlock the rows as shown below if you have any frozen rows or columns
- How to Freeze Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel: 3 Ways - wikiHow
This wikiHow teaches you how to freeze specific rows and columns in Microsoft Excel using your computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android To freeze the first column or row, click the "View" tab Click the "Freeze Panes" menu and select "Freeze Top Row" or "Freeze First Column" To unfreeze, click "Freeze Panes" menu and select "Unfreeze Panes"
- Freeze Panes in Excel - Step by Step Tutorial
To freeze the top row, execute the following steps 1 On the View tab, in the Window group, click Freeze Panes 2 Click Freeze Top Row 3 Scroll down to the rest of the worksheet Result: Excel automatically adds a dark grey horizontal line to indicate that the top row is frozen To unlock all rows and columns, execute the following steps 1
- How to Freeze Rows in Excel (One or Multiple Rows)
You can freeze one or more rows in an Excel worksheet using the Freeze Panes command If you freeze rows containing headings, the headings will appear when you scroll down You can freeze columns as well so when you scroll to the right columns will be frozen
- 6 Ways to Freeze Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel
Follow these steps to freeze only the top row in your sheet Click on the Freeze Panes option found in the Window section of the ribbon Choose the Freeze Top Row option from the menu This will freeze only the top row in your sheet When you scroll down, row 1 remains fixed in view!
- How to Freeze a Row in Excel
Freezing rows in Excel can be easily achieved in just a few clicks You need to navigate to the Freeze Panes command section and select either the Freeze Top Row option or the Freeze Panes option, depending on your desired end result Here’s a quick Microsoft video explaining how to use the Freeze Panes option to lock rows and columns
- How to freeze rows and columns in Excel - Ablebits
Freezing rows in Excel is a few clicks thing You just click View tab > Freeze Panes and choose one of the following options, depending on how many rows you wish to lock: Freeze Top Row - to lock the first row Freeze Panes - to lock several rows The detailed guidelines follow below
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