The Complete Excel Guide: Beginners to Advanced - Freeze Panes Option

This video tutorial covers the Freeze Panes feature in Excel, explaining how to freeze rows and columns to keep them visible while scrolling. It demonstrates basic and advanced usage, including freezing both rows and columns simultaneously. The tutorial concludes with an introduction to the Split Screen option.

What is the primary purpose of the Freeze Panes feature in Excel?

• To sort data in ascending order

• To change the color of the cells

• To calculate the sum of selected cells

• To keep specific rows or columns visible while scrolling

Which tab in Excel contains the Freeze Panes option?

• View

• Insert

• Data

• Home

If you want to freeze rows 1 through 7, where should you click before selecting Freeze Panes?

• A1

• A8

• B1

• C8

What happens when you click in C8 and select Freeze Panes?

• Rows 1 through 7 and columns A and B are frozen

• Only column C is frozen

• Only row 8 is frozen

• The entire worksheet is frozen

What is the next feature discussed after Freeze Panes?

• Split Screen

• Data Validation

• Pivot Tables

• Conditional Formatting