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Clark
Can I make a group of cells in Column A, "float" or stay near the top left of
the spreadsheet as I scroll down?
the spreadsheet as I scroll down?
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Ken Hudson
Click on the cell just below the lowest cell that you want to anchor and go
to Window > Freeze Panes.
to Window > Freeze Panes.
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Clark
Thanks ken, but I want to be able to freeze these few cells in column A, and
still scroll the remainder of the rows in Columns B to Z independently.
Clark
still scroll the remainder of the rows in Columns B to Z independently.
Clark
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Ken Hudson
Hi Clark,
Sounds like to want to freeze A1:A3 for example and then be able to scroll
the rest of the columns and line up B10 with A1 for example.
I can't see how that could happen.
Sounds like to want to freeze A1:A3 for example and then be able to scroll
the rest of the columns and line up B10 with A1 for example.
I can't see how that could happen.
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Michael M
Clark
As Ken has stated, really can't be done.
If you think about your question, you will realise that you will be lining
data up with data that is not relative to the first column.
You can freeze some rows and some columns but you can't do both
HTH
Michael M
As Ken has stated, really can't be done.
If you think about your question, you will realise that you will be lining
data up with data that is not relative to the first column.
You can freeze some rows and some columns but you can't do both
HTH
Michael M
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Clark
What about creating a "button" that floats as you scroll?
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Michael M
Clark
If you put the button in the "Frozen" area, no problems.
If you want to have it anywhere else, you're getting into the animation
realm, which can sometimes pretty compplex.
Another option is to put your button up in one of the toolbars, so it's
there all the time.
HTH
Michael M
If you put the button in the "Frozen" area, no problems.
If you want to have it anywhere else, you're getting into the animation
realm, which can sometimes pretty compplex.
Another option is to put your button up in one of the toolbars, so it's
there all the time.
HTH
Michael M
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Jim Cone
Something a little different. Try a "Watch" window...
Tools | Formula Auditing | Watch Window | Add Watch.
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"Clark" <[email protected]>
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Can I make a group of cells in Column A, "float" or stay near the top left of
the spreadsheet as I scroll down?
Tools | Formula Auditing | Watch Window | Add Watch.
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San Francisco, USA
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"Clark" <[email protected]>
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Can I make a group of cells in Column A, "float" or stay near the top left of
the spreadsheet as I scroll down?
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Ryan Poth
Clark,
Another potential solution would be to create a second window using
Window->New Window
Then the two windows can be scrolled completely independently.
HTH,
Ryan
Another potential solution would be to create a second window using
Window->New Window
Then the two windows can be scrolled completely independently.
HTH,
Ryan