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[ad_1] Freezing a single row is easy, but what if you want to freeze multiple rows at the top of your Microsoft Excel spreadsheet? Fortunately, there’s also an option to do that, and we’ll show you how to use it. Once you freeze your rows, those rows will stick to the top of your spreadsheet … Read more
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[ad_1] If you need several more rows in your spreadsheet, don’t waste time adding one row at a time. Google Sheets offers a few ways to add multiple rows, even between your existing rows, in your spreadsheets. We’ll show you how. RELATED: How to insert multiple rows in Microsoft Excel Use the Insert menu to … Read more