I seem to recall in an early day spreadsheet or data base having the
capability to stabilize all cells left of a point and the cells right of
that point could be made to slide left one data field at a time allowing you
to continually view the first x number of fields while reviewing the
remaining fields. Does this capability exist in any way in excel or in
access? TIA
Biff - 26 Jan 2006 06:09 GMT
Hi!
In Excel it's called freeze panes.
Say you wanted to always have column A visible when you scroll to the right.
Select cell B1
Goto Window>Freeze Panes
Say you wanted to always have row 1 visible when you scroll down
Select cell A2
Goto Window>Freeze Panes
Say you wanted to always have column A and row 1 visible when you scroll
Select cell B2
Goto Window>Freeze Panes
Biff
>I seem to recall in an early day spreadsheet or data base having the
>capability to stabilize all cells left of a point and the cells right of
>that point could be made to slide left one data field at a time allowing
>you to continually view the first x number of fields while reviewing the
>remaining fields. Does this capability exist in any way in excel or in
>access? TIA
Gord Dibben - 26 Jan 2006 17:38 GMT
In Excel select a cell below and right of where you want the rows/columns to
remain static and Window>Freeze Panes.
B2 selection would freeze row 1 and column A
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>I seem to recall in an early day spreadsheet or data base having the
>capability to stabilize all cells left of a point and the cells right of
>that point could be made to slide left one data field at a time allowing you
>to continually view the first x number of fields while reviewing the
>remaining fields. Does this capability exist in any way in excel or in
>access? TIA