Enhancement request to add capability to freeze row (like freeze column)
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This would be so helpful. Any update on when this will be available?
This would help tremendously for my clients who use Finance reporting, like Capex - where they need to compare rows and this would be a game changed.
Allow merging for totals to be consistent across a subset of cells, and I would have some very happy clients!
Any updates on this feature?
We have the top row copied into the header row so it can be seen while scrolling down. However, not all the text fits in the header row cells. It would help so much to be able to freeze the top row!! Currently we are using a separate document to be able to see the content in the top row that doesn't fit in the header cells.
Rather than another document why don't you put the description in the Column Description (250 characters max). Then they can click on the i in a circle in the header row.
/marc
Ping ping!
There should be a feature to freeze rows and columns. When sheets become large, and users scroll horizontally and vertically, keeping some rows and columns in view becomes increasingly helpful.
@nr2024 You can freeze columns by right clicking on the column name. In the middle of the menu that appears there should be a "Freeze Column" option. I hope this helps with the horizontal scrolling.
Please add the ability to freeze rows. I've seen several requests for this feature dating back to at least 2015, it is now 2024…
Love this idea! Voting up!
Freeze the top row for a standing title display
Do you mean in addition to the column headers?
Yes. Using Control Center, we create multiple sheets from a template for each new project. Each sheet is named with the project number and the sheet name. It is not practical to add the project name to the project number + sheet name because it would be too long. Instead, the very first row of each sheet in the template is populated with the project name. However, when I scroll down, it is easy to lose track what the project is when I can only see the project number at the top. If I could freeze the very first row, this common description (project name) would be clear no matter which sheet in the project I navigate to. Thank you.
To clarify, each sheet in the project often has unique column names depending on their purpose (plan, budget, resources). Therefore it is not practical to add the project name to the column header. Instead, the Project Name is included in the NOTES column of the first row of each sheet for the project.
Hi, I hope you're well and safe! As a potential workaround, add the information to the Sheet Summary section and open it up as needed or keep it open all the time. Would that work/help? I hope that helps! Be safe, and have a fantastic day! Best,Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD ✅ Did my comment(s) help/answer your question or solve your problem? Please support the Community and me by marking it - Insightful 💡- Vote Up ⬆️ - Aweseome ❤️ - or/and as the accepted answer. It will make it easier for others to find a solution or help to answer! I appreciate it, thanks!
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