whats the ""freeze pane"" in excell ?
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You click on the row or column you want to Freeze and then you can scroll to see the rest of your data, example if you need to see your header for a very large spreadsheet so you know what the numbers mean much further down in the spreadsheet, you would click on the row below your header row and select freeze pane, once you have done that you can use your up and down arrows to look at any data.  "Freeze panes\nFreezing panes allows you to select data that remains visible when scrolling in a sheet. For example, keeping row and column labels visible as you scroll."
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go to paperspace.\n\ntype "mview" into the command line\n\nthere should be an option for lock (L). type "L"\n\nnext, there should be an option for Lock (ON/OFF). Type "off" and click on the viewport you want to unlock.
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what do you mean freeze up ?
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Make sure your not on a school computer or a computer with a deep freeze program on it. Deep freeze programs can only be changed by the admin of the computer. If it is your personal comp, then I am not sure what is wrong.Probably something small that we are both missing.Just poke around the options of your taskbar and i am sure you will find it.
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It sounds like either a default or accessability setting.\n\nCheck both the program and windows settings.\n\nNeed more detail...IM me.
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An Excel plug-in:\n\nhttp://www.doka.ch/sankey1.htm
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Highlight the column to the right of where you want the freeze, then go under Window and freeze panes
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Because someone has sharing enabled on the workbook.\n\nIf it is your workbook alone, just go to Tools | Share Workbook... and turn it off.
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It is called "extention".\n\nSo, you need an extension list.\nOne of them (very wide) is attached. You can obtain there an alphabetically list of extensions as well as associated extentions with some program.
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Here's a sheet from MS with a lot of them demonstrated.\n\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/excel97win/sample/1.0/WIN98Me/EN-US/Nmbrfrmt.exe
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MS access will do that, \n\nlookfor help in excel for JET or OBDC
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Scroll until you get just the header rows at the top of the sheet (they should be there anyhow). Drag the little bar just above the top arrow on the vertical scroll bar for the workbook, down to below the header rows (the "splitter"). You should now see the header rows, then a thin divider line (the splitter bar) and the rest of your document below that. Now, go to the Window menu and select 'Freeze panes'. Voila!\n\nTo undo this, just go Window->Unfreeze panes.
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You may try OpenOffice.org instead. It's free. You can download it from www.openoffice.org and it can do everything Excel can do... even read in Excel files... and Bill is a Billionaire already... ;-)
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Go to:\n\nTools\nOptions\nMail format
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I know Excel inside & out...and I would love to help you, but I really cant understand what you are asking for.\n\nSo - you are trying to find the picture. OK. Pictures are handled as graphics on a different layer. They are not tied directly to cells or formulas. It should be clearly visible\n\nTry this: select all (Ctrl-A) go to the edit menu, select Clear > Formats. Now, in the format menu,  row > unhide, row > autofit, and Column > unhide, Column > autofit.\n\nThat should open up your entire worksheet. If something is there, you should see it.
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The image wasn't clear enough, but I guess that you are using Office 2003...\n\nTo solve this Problem, do the following (links for step-by-step tutorial images is included down):\n\n- Right-click on the Toolbars or Menu-bars(anywhere on them - the toolbars are those having the Open, Save, etc Buttons...the Menu-bars are those having File Menu, Edit, etc.);\n- A Popup Menu will Appear, the Last Option in this Menu is "Customize...", click on it;\n- A new dialog box will apeear with the title "Customize", click on the second Tab named "Commands";\n- Under commands, there is two List Menu's, on the left one, named "Categories:", click on "View";\n- The "Commands" List will Automatically change...scroll down until you find an Item called "¶ Show All";\n- Click on it- the mouse cursor will change, will have a button on it the mouse, and at the end there is a + sign;\n- Now, keep clicking on it and Drag it ON A TOOLBAR, NOT OUTSIDE THE TOOLBAR...\nOnce you drag it on the Toolbar, you will get the bottom right icon as +, if its out of the toolbar, the button right icon as a x;\n- Leave it in the desired place and exit the Customize Menu;\n- Click on this button and everything should be back to normal...\n\nTo remove this button from the Toolbar, simply open the customize menu and then drag the icon from the toolbar to the Customize box and it will be removed...\n\nI made two images that simply exaplain all this:\n1. http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/9831/0015lo.jpg\n2. http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/4531/0026zh.jpg\n\n\nPS: UNINSTALLING/REPAIRING Office doesn't resolve the problem for two reasons:\n1. When Office is uninstalled, the Office directory is not deleted, and keeps some files that store the previously used settings;\n2. Some registry files remain as is storing, also, some reviously used settings...\n\nHope this solves your problem...
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We need a bit more information to really be of assistance here. What are you doing when it freezes, how many add-ons do you have, how many toolbars is installed, how often is it freezing, what else do you have open when it freezes, how many tabs are open when it freezes, what type of system do you have, how much memory-RAM do you have, what processor is installed, the video card, has the freezing occurred from the beginning or did it start at a later date, what sort of active X controls do you have, etc. \n\nWithout some of the above information it became very difficult if not impossible to help out. I can tell you that the box to send an error report is for you to decide if you want to send off the error report and the information in contains regarding the freezing episode to Microsoft, who will then compile the information, and come up with a response, or a fix to offer those like you who are having such problems. It is possible there may already be such a fix, if you click to send the report a link will be provided which may contain information on what to do to fix this, and other types of information to attempt to isolate the problem yourself and then fix it. This error report sends some of the above information to the Microsoft Labs, such as processor, and other computer configuration details. \n\nI can also tell you that you can remove IE7 and have IE6 placed back onto your system. Use the Add/Remove applet in Control Panel to remove IE7, when you reboot IE6 will be back installed on your system. At least that was how it worked before the mass downloading of IE7 via the Automatic Updates and I wouldn't think the behavior had changed, as some people just don't want to switch to IE7 yet, and there are those who have problems, like you are, who want to get rid of IE7 and have IE6 back. Why don't you go ahead and remove IE7, reboot and IE6 should be back. If it isn't just redownload and install IE7 again. Heck, just go ahead and go it anyway, as a new instance of IE7 may fix your problem as it may be a bad or currupt file in your version which is causing it to freeze up. I have been using IE7 for a month now and I like it a lot more than IE6. It only took me one day to get use to and come to love all the new features and security. \n\nGood luck and I hope you get this fixed really soon. Write more details so somebody else can offer a bit more help than I was able to. Have a great day!