How to freeze Both Rows & Columns in Excel2007

JARHTMD

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I can freeze either Rows OR Columns, but I would like to freeze both Rows 1,2,3 AND Columns A & B.

Can that be done?
 

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Are you referring to the Freeze Panes, where you keep a set number of rows/columns always in view?
If so, just go to cell C4, and select Freeze Panes. That will freeze all rows above that, and all columns to the left of it.
 
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