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Using Freeze Panes

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replyReply Thu 10 Nov 2011, 17:39Delegate Karen said...

Karen has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course

Using Freeze Panes

Help! Its only a day after my course and I've forgotten how to complete no. 2 of Unit 1 Practice Activity. I manage to freeze rows 1-5 but when freeze column A, rows 1-5 unfreeze and vice versa.

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replyReply Fri 11 Nov 2011, 13:53Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Using Freeze Panes

Hi Karen, thanks for your query. Try selecting cell B6 and then freezing the panes. Here's all the information you need about freezing those panes!

http://spreadsheets.about.com/od/exceltools/ss/81027freezepane.htm

Hope this helps,

Anthony

 

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