When creating a table with massive data is what you smoetimes (I have to do tables for my lab report), then keeping the headers/panes of the table visible is something you would want to see when you are scrolling down the data. Using Excel, this can be done simply.
Consider the table I have made in the video below, what you need to do, is to follow these steps.
- Make sure you place the cursor on the first cell that you would NOT freeze.
- From the VIEW ribbon, select Freeze Panes dropdown.
- Then choose Freeze Panes.
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Thanks, I don't really know how to use excel very well and many companies ask you to know how to use it, thanks.
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