Thanks for reading.

I use Excel 2003 up-to-date.  I have a spreadsheet with headers in the
first 4 rows, dates in column A, and data starting in B5 - S5 across
and down to row 297.  I have frozen the pane at B5 so I can see the
headers and dates.

Columns A-S take up about 2/3 of my screen across.  I'd like to put
some summary data and graphs in the remaining 1/3, but have them
visible on the screen no matter where I am in the rows, from 5 to 297
- does that make sense?

So, can I, for example, put the graphs and summary data in U7 - X20
and have it "magically" in U100 - U 114 when I'm viewing there?

Or, can I split the display so columns A-S scroll but columns T-Y
don't so U7-U20 are on the screen when I'm looking at U100?

I can put all the summary data and graphs on a separate worksheet, of
course, and probably not lose any functionality, but it would be great
to have it right there on display next to the data!

Thanks, Marti