Hi all fellows,
In a excel sheet , at the same time, can i Freeze Column "D" horizontally & vertically?
Can i do this? Because i know in a sheet you can freeze one thing at one time.
plz guide.
always regards
waiting.
Hi all fellows,
In a excel sheet , at the same time, can i Freeze Column "D" horizontally & vertically?
Can i do this? Because i know in a sheet you can freeze one thing at one time.
plz guide.
always regards
waiting.
Hi,
when you select a cell and then Freez Panes, all rows above and columns to the left of the selected cells are frozen
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