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1. The first step is to open your Google Sheets, and if you have to scroll down (or across) to see all of your data, your Sheet is a good candidate to freeze some rows or columns.
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2. See, by scrolling down, we lost the ability to see our header row. Let's Scroll up to the header row to fix that. |
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3. Click on the header row's first cell to select that row.
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4. Click View.
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5. With your mouse, Hover over Freeze.
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6. Click 1 row.
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7. Now when you Scroll down...
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8. Your header row still shows.
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9. If instead you want more than one row to show when you scroll down, Click in the first cell of the last row you want to freeze.
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10. Click View.
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11. Hover over Freeze, and Click Up to row 3, which in this example is the last row we chose to freeze.
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12. The gray line under row 3 shows where the frozen rows end.
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13. You can also freeze columns. Click into the first cell of the column you want to freeze. |
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14. Click View.
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15. Click 1 column.
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16. The gray line now separates the frozen column from the other columns so that when you Scroll back and forth through your data, the frozen column still shows.
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17. You can also freeze multiple columns. Click the top cell of the last column you want to freeze. |
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18. Click View.
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19. Hover over Freeze, and Click Up to column C, which in this example is the last column we chose to freeze.
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20. You can see the gray line ends after Column C, so columns A, B, and C are frozen, and will show when you Scroll back and forth through your data.
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21. That's it. You're done.
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