![]() ![]() However, the this method also works with Google Sheets, OpenOffice and LibreOffice. This how-to works with Microsoft Excel 2016 as well as later versions. More often than not, you'll only freeze a couple of rows or a column, but Excel doesn't limit how many of either you can freeze, which can come in handy for larger sheets. When done correctly, the chosen panes are locked in place this means those specific rows are always visible, no matter how far you scroll down. Freezing rows and columns in Excel makes navigating your spreadsheet much easier. ![]()
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