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How do I Freez the top pane in google Spreadsheets?
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Hi guys. I am working on a google Spreadsheet for a club I manage club M2N found in my sig.
I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to freez the top pane of the spreadsheet so that when users scroll to see what's at the bottom of the spreadsheet the top pane stays visible. I am able to freez the pane in the sheet that I work on but not once it is posted to a web page. I'm also gonna try to set it up so other club members can edit the information when ever they make changes to there system i.e. cpu and overclocks. This will make it so new members surfing the club thread could add themselfs to the club in the event I loose internet connections or go away on vacations. I know there has got to be some Web Page savy users here. Please help out a fellow OCNer I put my google spreadsheet that I am working on so you will have an idea of what I'm trying to do.Thank you.
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Two ways: either use the sort bar (grey, striped "handle" on the right, between rows) to separate frozen (above the bar) vs "active" cells (below the bar).
Or, use Tools -> Freeze Rows / Columns and select from there... Google is usually pretty good at posting this stuff in the Docs Help section... Follow the link for pics and more on your help subject!
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Thank you [)r@ke.
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