Excel question

[petewood]

I am making a "spreadsheet" in excel, i have seen it done (many moons ago) where say for example the first 3 colums are names, and the rest what ever, but you can scroll along the what ever and the names stay where they are. A bit like frames in a website.
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With a black marker pen and a ruler it's quite a simple job to create columns which will stay put while you scroll through the rest of the columns.

 

[empip]

............. a ruler it's quite a simple job to create columns which will stay put while you scroll through the rest of the columns.

So collect a black marker pen and Tony Blair....?
As a rule, when drawing lines, tis good to use ------ a rule.

 

[breezer]

I am making a "spreadsheet" in excel, i have seen it done (many moons ago) where say for example the first 3 colums are names, and the rest what ever, but you can scroll along the what ever and the names stay where they are. A bit like frames in a website.
?

With a black marker pen and a ruler it's quite a simple job to create columns which will stay put while you scroll through the rest of the columns.

Tried that, but the tipex got in the way

 

[petewood]

............. a ruler it's quite a simple job to create columns which will stay put while you scroll through the rest of the columns.

So collect a black marker pen and Tony Blair....?
As a rule, when drawing lines, tis good to use ------ a rule.

One of these should do the trick. http://www.partyrama.co.uk/pp/Pens,_Pencils_and_Books/Under_the_Sea_Pencil_and_Ruler_Set.html

 

[kendor]

Do you mean the 'sort' function Kendor, where you select hwo your details are ranged (by choosing the appropriate collum or collums?)

No the Date Picker function which brings up a calender when you click on the cell from where you can click on a date rather than have to type it in.