When working with Google Sheets, you may need to freeze rows or columns to make your work easier, especially when you work with a large sheet. Please see below for details:
Step 1: Click any cell in the sheet;
Step 2: Click the "View" tab from the ribbon;
Step 3: Click "Freeze" from the drop-down list;
Step 4: Select the rows or columns you want to freeze in the extended drop-down list:
– Click "1 row" to freeze the first row;
– Click "2 rows" to freeze the first two rows;
– Click "Up to current row" to freeze the rows up to the mouse cursor. For example, if your cursor is in row 4, then you will freeze the first 4 rows;
– Please select columns in the same rule as the rows.
Step 5: When you freeze the rows or columns, a gray line appears, The rows above the gray line or the columns left to the line are the ones you freeze.
Step 6: If you want to unfreeze the rows or columns you frozen earlier, click "No rows" or "No columns" in step 4.
