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    freeze panes so the top AND right half of sheet stays "on screen"

    Hi,
    i would appreciate very much your help with this.

    i have a pivot table that is 10000 rows in it but i was wondering if i could have the worksheet set up so the top rows AND the right hand side of the screen is visible at all times
    when i am scrolling down.

    i have attached an example of my file ( couldn't attach original due to data protection),

    basically, could i arrange the sheet so that the blue shaded cells are visible at all times (i.e frozen on the screen), yet the orange shaded ( which is a pivot table ) can move down with the curser like it normally would.

    i have played around with FREEZE PANES , and i have frozen on cell H7, but when i scroll down its just freezing the top rows 1to7 and the "test" text in row 12 does not freeze when i scroll down.

    basically i would like the text "test" in row12 to be frozen on screen as well as the text Alan1 in row5.

    hope someone knows a way i can deal with this,

    with many thanks - very grateful for your help

    regards, steve r
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    Re: freeze panes so the top AND right half of sheet stays "on screen"

    You can't do it with Freeze Panes. Maybe try splitting the screen or opening a second window on the workbook and aligning them.
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    Re: freeze panes so the top AND right half of sheet stays "on screen"

    Hi Tms, thanks

    cant seem to do it with splitting the screen. and ill need just the one workbook really. (otherwise ill need to change a ton of codes i think)

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    Re: freeze panes so the top AND right half of sheet stays "on screen"

    It's not a new workbook, just a second window onto the one workbook you have.

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    Re: freeze panes so the top AND right half of sheet stays "on screen"

    I think, if you went with the two windows option, you'd need to align the windows in the Workbook_Open event handler. Not something I have done so I can't advise.

    I tried split screens but I can't find a way to lock the button position without a "normal" Freeze Panes

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