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Freeze Panes without using select

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    Freeze Panes without using select

    So I recently learned that I cannot use select when working with a macro that loops through multiple sheets in a workbook.

    I cannot figure out the correct way to code the macro so that i can use freeze pane on A2 for all the sheets.

    I would like it to go at the end of this part of the code:

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    Re: Freeze Panes without using select

    It's a bit inelegant but this should work.

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    Re: Freeze Panes without using select

    Perhaps a slight enhancement ...

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