Var state = xdoc.CreateAttribute("state") Var activePane = xdoc.CreateAttribute("activePane") Var topLeftCell = xdoc.CreateAttribute("topLeftCell") Var ySplit = xdoc.CreateAttribute("ySplit") Now when you scroll down, you should still continue to see the column headings. In our example, weve selected cell A2 which is just below the 'Order ID' heading. Then under the Window menu, select Freeze Panes. Select the cell that is below the left-most column heading that you wish to see. Var paneNode = xdoc.CreateNode(, "pane", ) To freeze the top row, open your Excel spreadsheet. Var sheetViewNode = sheetViews.ChildNodes Var sheetViews = xdoc.GetElementsByTagName("sheetViews") V.5.1.3.2 Calc - I cant get freeze rows to work. Clicking on the row then: window>freeze is not working. This means that the worksheet in the first position (Main) never moves.I know it's a long time since last post in the topic, but I was recently dealing with this problem and I found that way to get what I wanted (EPPlus v4.5.3): public static void FreezeHeader(ExcelWorksheet sheet) How do I freeze rows/columns Selkie July 31, 2021, 1:57am 1. It always moves the worksheets in positions 2 through however many sheets you have so that the desired worksheet is in the second position. This macro needs to be part of the ThisWorkbook object, so make sure you add it into the proper place in the VBA Editor.
Private Sub Workbook_SheetActivate(ByVal Sh As Object)ĭim NewPos As Long ' index of serlected sheet If you absolutely want to always have the "Main" sheet visible in the tabs area, then you must resort to a macro that will continuously reorder the tabs so that "Main" is always visible. When run, the worksheet named "Main" is always displayed. You can assign this macro to either a shortcut key or a toolbar button so that you could use it very quickly. Still another option is to set up a very simple macro that always displays the "Main" worksheet: When you do, you get a list of the first fifteen worksheet names, and you can easily select the "Main" worksheet. Thus they can navigate very quickly between the main and secondary worksheets just by clicking the hyperlinks.Īnother option is to remember that you can right-click on the worksheet tab controls at the left of the tabs at the bottom of the Excel window. Each worksheet is hyperlinked from the main worksheet, and each non-main worksheet has a hyperlink back to the main worksheet. Many people set up a system where their main worksheet functions as a table of contents to the other worksheets in the workbook. Click on the Freeze Panes button and click on the Freeze Top Row option in the popup menu.
Select the Layout tab from the toolbar at the top of the screen. To freeze the top row, open your Excel spreadsheet. One possible solution is to use hyperlinks in your worksheets. NOTE: Freezing panes only works when you are in Normal View. That being said, there are several things you can do to get the results you want. The short answer is no, there is not a way in Excel to freeze the worksheet tabs. He would like the "Main" tab to always be visible, and the tabs to its right to scroll. Jonathan wonders if there is a way, much like freezing a pane, to freeze a worksheet tab. This last method is the easiest, but still is time consuming. In order to display the worksheet he must either click back a tab at a time or scroll all the way to the left of the tabs (by clicking on the control at the far left of the tabs) and then select the "Main" tab. When you scroll up or down, rows 1-12 will always be visible. He is constantly having to revert back to the "Main" worksheet. One way to do this is to highlight row 13, then on the menu click.
Jonathan has a workbook that contains over fifty worksheets, one of which is named "Main" and is positioned as the first tab in the workbook.
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