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Excel 2007 Freeze Rows

  • When working in Excel 2007, I often find the need to freeze the top row of the spreadsheet which contains the table headings. This allows the spreadsheet to be freely scrolled while keeping the top row frozen at the top of the table so that you can easily reference the headings. This is very easy to achieve in Excel 2007. Go to the “View” tab on the ribbon and select “Freeze Panes” > “Freeze Top Row”. In addition, you can also freeze the first column and also particular panes within the worksheet.

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