00:00So over here you can see that I got these particular cells right here. And if I were
00:09to go ahead and scroll down and scroll to the right, you can see that the entire table actually
00:14moves. But let's say what I want to do is I want to go ahead and freeze off the first cell right
00:20here. That is the first row. In that case, I can simply go ahead right here onto View tab and then
00:26click on Freeze pane. So here if I were to select Freeze top row, then what happens is that it
00:32freezes out the top row so you can always see it. Similarly, you can go to Freeze pane and freeze
00:38the first column as well. And once you do that, you can see that it freezes out the first column
00:43right here. If I were to go around over here onto this particular cell, let's say for example,
00:48and then go to Freeze pane right here, I can go ahead and let's say for example, unfreeze it out
00:54and freeze the pane. And then what happens is that it'll take this reference point
00:58and freeze the top as you can see and freeze the right as well. So that is how you can go ahead
01:04and freeze and unfreeze out panes inside of Microsoft Excel. So I hope you found this video useful.
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