How to Freeze Columns in Excel (A Single or Multiple Columns)

[@RA-rh5lb]

I always forget how to freeze rows and columns at the same time. Your valuable video has helped me a lot to understand the concepts. Thank you so much. This time I saved your video link to my worksheet so that I won't forget it again. I subscribed to your channel and pressed the bell icon.

[@samanthaalsaiderfarquharso3030]

Thanks so much. It was easy.

[@anujaanand7656]

Thank you ,I finally learnt it!!!!!!

[@nakulbadaskar3617]

Thank you

[@georgeroro4693]

Easy but useful tips

[@vitorribeiro4210]

Thanks!

[@Sharvette]

Thank you, this was super helpful!!

[@finnysamuel7952]

tks, was helpfull

[@muhammadhammadkhan9388]

Lovely ❤️❤️

[@edosaragih2277]

Thank you from Indonesia

[@ChrisSmith-dh8gv]

I’ve been trying figure this out 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.

[@ChassyBoo13]

Thank you so much

[@surajgupta326]

Thankyou

[@carlosilva1158]

I'm trying to figure this out but it is freezing the wrong rows and colums. If I unfreeze specific ones it unfreezes everything. Undoing doesn't work you have to click freeze and unfreeze. It is very frustrating to use.

[@sayedwaheed7971]

How to see hidden clumen

[@RA-rh5lb]

Please right-click on the column that you need to hide. You wiill see the option to hide

[@JamieHofman]

how.. intuitive. /s

Thanks