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To freeze two or more rows, select the row below the ones to be frozen.
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On the View tab, selectÂ
 Freeze Panes and then choose  Freeze Panes.
For more info, see Freeze panes to lock rows and columns.
Tip:Â To freeze just the top row, go to View, select Freeze Panes, and thenÂ
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To freeze two or more rows, select the row below the ones to be frozen.
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On the View tab, selectÂ
 Freeze Panes and then choose  Freeze up to (where a row and column is listed).
For more info, see Freeze panes to lock rows and columns.
Tip:Â To freeze just the top row, go to View, select
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To freeze two or more rows, select the row below the ones to be frozen.
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On the View tab, selectÂ
 Freeze Panes.
For more info, see Freeze panes to lock the first row or column in Excel for Mac.
Tip:Â To freeze just the top row, go to View and selectÂ