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microsoft+excel+training - Split screen/freeze panes
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Reply Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:09Delegate Kate said...
Kate has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Intermediate course
Split screen/freeze panes
What is the difference between a split screen and freeze frame?
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RE: Split screen/freeze panes
Freeze pane will lock all rows to the left and columns above the cell you select before freezing. This effectively cretes borders or title areas that do not move when you scroll.
Split actually creates 4 windows that you can independantly scroll to various parts of the worksheet
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