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Note that the number in the parenthesis would change based on what cell you have selected. Go to View –> Freeze –> Up to Current Row (5).For example, if you want the top five rows to be frozen, select the cell in row 5. Select the cell in the column till which you want the rows to be frozen.While the mouse trick (shown above) is super handy, there is another way to freeze rows in Google Sheets. #2 How to Lock a Row in Google Sheets Using the View Options

All you have to do is move the horizontal gray line instead of the vertical one or select the column options from the view options menu, discussed in the next method. This will instantly lock all the rows above the gray line to make a Google Sheets sticky row(s) – as shown below:īoth of the above-mentioned methods also work for columns.

All you need to do is hover your mouse on the gray line, and when you see the hand icon, left-click and drag it down.

Note that there are two thick gray lines in that box (on the right and to the left).

Go to the top left part of the sheet where you’ll see an empty gray box.

This also works When you want Google Sheets to Freeze Multiple Rows. This is a super quick way that a Google spreadsheet can freeze rows. #1 How to Freeze Top Row in Google Sheets Using the Mouse

How to Freeze and Unfreeze Rows and Columns on Mobile.

#2 How to Lock a Row in Google Sheets Using the View Options.#1 How to Freeze Top Row in Google Sheets Using the Mouse.