Headings

Homer J

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Hello,
How do I make the cells in the top row to be permanently positioned headings, so that they are still visible even when scrolling down the page? I've been trying with the 'insert name' stuff on the insert menu but not getting anywhere.
Thanks very much
 

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Select the row below the row you want to remain on top when scrolling. Then go to windows (on the top menu bar with File, Edit etc) and select freeze panes. Your all set. You can also freeze columns in place too.
 
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Highlight the row below your data then select Window-->Freeze Pane
To print it on all pages, File-->PageSetup-->Rows to repete
 
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