How to Unfreeze Panes

Freezing Panes in Excel 97/2000/XP/2003
1. Open the spreadsheet you want to freeze.
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Select the row below the one you want to freeze by clicking on the row header.
3. Select 'Window' from your menu and choose the 'Freeze Panes' option.
Unfreezing Panes in Excel 97/2000/XP/2003
4. Open the spreadsheet with frozen panes.
5. Select 'Window' from the menu.
6. Choose the 'Unfreeze Panes' option.
Freezing Panes in Excel 2007
7. Select the row just below the one you want to freeze by clicking on the row header. This will make a specific row or rows visible as you scroll within Excel. Select the 'View' tab in the 'Windows' group, and choose 'Freeze Panes.' Select 'Freeze Panes' from the pop-up list to keep rows visible while your worksheet scrolls.
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Make a specific column or columns visible as you scroll within Excel by selecting the column to the right of the one you want to freeze and clicking on the column header. Select the 'View' tab from the 'Windows' group and choose 'Freeze Panes.' Select 'Freeze Panes' from the pop-up list to keep columns visible while your worksheet scrolls.
9. Make both the column(s) and rows(s) visible as you scroll within Excel by selecting the cell below and to the right of the columns and rows you want to freeze. Select the 'View' tab from the 'Windows' group and choose 'Freeze Panes'. Select 'Freeze Panes' from the pop-up list to keep rows and columns visible when you scroll.
10. Freeze or lock only the top row of an Excel worksheet by selecting the 'View' tab from the 'Windows' group. Choose 'Freeze Panes' and select 'Freeze Top Row' from the pop-up list.
11. Freeze only the first column of an Excel worksheet by selecting the 'View' tab from the 'Windows' group. Choose 'Freeze Panes' and select 'Freeze First Column' from the pop-up list.
Unfreezing Panes in Excel 2007
12. Selecting the 'View' tab from the 'Windows' group.
13. Choose 'Freeze Panes'.
14. Select 'Unfreeze Panes' from the pop-up. This will unfreeze any locks you've created in the worksheet.