How to Freeze Multiple Rows in Excel (Quick and Easy)

[@ShadiFagihi]

Has to be the simplest tutorial I came across since UA-cam started.

[@AlemnewGetu-y9n]

Thank you for your support.

[@louiselovescrafting6802]

Thanks so much. Take care!

[@lamarhoward722]

That's so dumb... any sensible person who reads the description of "Freeze Panes" would think to select the rows that you're trying to freeze, not select a single block below or next to the rows you're trying to freeze...
Thank you for deciphering the ridiculousness.

[@xafarstraveldiary8868]

Love it. Quick & easy.

[@bayanalyabsy3035]

The options or unfreeze panes or top row or first column

[@issaluqman6791]

very helpful

[@pitzuki4849]

Easyyy
Thank you!!

[@bowiceapy]

thank you

[@cstechromania]

Thanks

[@mtcondie]

Thank you!

[@anasal-roubaiey1873]

Thank you

[@TonyBranken]

That's great. However, I would like to know how to do this in Page layout view. If I select Page layout after I have frozen my cells, it gives me a message that it will disable freeze panes. This is not good from Microsoft. Is there a way around this please? A challenge for you.

[@JhonReyesOsorno]

ty

[@asmediaas]

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