Note:If we have no specific choice to freeze panes in a specific column, then we apply Freeze First Column which will freeze the first column by default. ➢ Method 2 Apply Freeze Panes Using the Ribbon: We can select the column by clicking on the column address C at the top ➪ Then go to the View tab ➪ Click Freeze Panes drop-down ➪Select Freeze Panes. Thus, we select the very next adjacent column C with Ctrl+Spacebar ➪ then press Alt+W+F+F (press sequentially Alt, W, F, F). In the given example, we want to freeze column B.
(03) HOW TO FREEZE COLUMNS IN EXCEL? ➢ Method 1 Apply Freeze Panes Shortcut: We can only freeze any column by selecting the very next adjacent column with Ctrl+Spacebarand then press Alt+W+F+F (sequentially press Alt, W, F, F). Likewise, when scrolled to the right, all the rows will scroll together, but the frozen column (the one containing the Bonus Date) will remain visible throughout. If scrolled downwards, all the columns will scroll together, but the top row (containing the subject heading) will stay visible throughout. The frozen panes remain visible no matter how far we scroll away from the. The frozen rows and columns are separated by dark lines. Unfrozen rows (starting from row 3) and unfrozen columns (starting from C) are no longer visible when we scroll down and to the right, respectively. Thus, Excel displays a horizontal line below the last frozen row (row 2) and a vertical line to the right of the last frozen column (column B).
➢ Method 2 Apply Freeze Panes Using the Ribbon: After selecting the active cell, Go to the View tab ➪ Click Freeze Panes drop-down ➪Select Freeze Panes. ■ Step 2: Then we apply the Freeze Panes option either in two ways: ➢ Method 1 Apply Freeze Panes Shortcut: After selecting the active cell, apply the Excel shortcut Alt+W+F+F (sequentially press Alt, W, F, F). ■ Step 1: For example, to freeze the first two rows and the first two columns, we select a cell such as C3 and as a result, it becomes the active cell. Before selecting this option, select an active cell one row below and one column to the right of the rows and columns we want to freeze. (02) HOW TO FREEZE CELLS IN EXCEL? or, HOW TO FREEZE COLUMNS AND ROWS IN EXCEL? To freeze one or more rows and columns, use the Freeze Panes option. Keeps only the first column visible as we scroll through a worksheet. Keeps only the top row visible as we scroll through a worksheet. Keep both rows and columns above and to the left of the active cell visible as we scroll through a worksheet.
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