How to Freeze Multiple Panes in Excel?

Do you also lose the main row or headings at the top of your column while scrolling? This is the common problem many users face while entering data in MS Excel.

Now, I am here to show you how to freeze multiple panes in excel. MS Excel has a great feature of freeze panes and I will guide you on how to use it to freeze multiple panes.

If you are dealing with a bunch of data then, you must on this feature otherwise, you can face problems.

How to Freeze Multiple Panes in Excel

If you use MS Excel then, you must know that excel comes with three freeze pane features. These are:

  1. Freeze top row
  2. Freeze first column
  3. Freeze panes

The first feature (freeze top row) only freezes the first row of the current excel sheet. This option is useful when you only want the first row to visible while scrolling to the bottom.

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The second one only freezes the first column of the sheet and useful if you want the first column to be visible while scrolling to the right.

But there are many cases where you want to freeze multiple rows and columns while scrolling. So, the third feature which is freeze panes comes in. By using this option, we can freeze multiple panes.

How to Use Freeze Panes:

This is very easy to freeze multiple panes and only a few steps far. I will guide you through the following sheet:

how to freeze multiple panes in excel

In this case, I want to freeze the main row which contains headings i.e. Roll No, Add No, Name of Student, Father Name, etc., and the first two columns as well i.e. Roll No, Add No.

First, you have to select the cell and then, apply the freeze pane feature. This option will freeze the rows upper to the selected cell and the columns left to the selected cell.

To freeze the rows and columns simultaneously, select the cell. In my case, I will select the name Saeed Ullah because I want to freeze rows upper to this name and the columns left to this name.

how to freeze multiple panes in excel

After selecting the cell, go to the View > Freeze Panes > Freeze Panes like below:

how to freeze multiple panes in excel

Now, we have done our work and successfully frozen rows and columns upper and left to the name Saeed Ullah respectively.

how to freeze multiple panes in excel

In this way, you can also freeze multiple panes and it is a good practice to use this feature on worksheets since it can save our effort and time.

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Conclusion

This is a quick guide on how to freeze multiple panes in excel and I hope you have understood it and applied it to your worksheet as well.

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Muhammad Bilal

Hi, I'm Muhammad Bilal, founder of Tech Spying, that provides useful tech related tips, tricks, hacks, how to and much more stuff. I am a part time content writer and feed this blog with helpful technology skills.