Which command keeps the first row visible while you scroll the worksheet?

Which command keeps the first row visible while you scroll the worksheet?

• A. Review tab, Accessibility.
• B. View, Split.
• C. View, Freeze Panes, Freeze Top Row.
• D. Home tab, Format, Hide Sheet.

Answer: (C)

Keeping a header visible as you scroll is achieved with Freeze Panes. On the View tab, choose Freeze Panes, then Freeze Top Row. This locks the first row in place, so as you scroll down the worksheet, the header stays at the top. The other options don’t accomplish this: Accessibility under Review isn’t about scrolling, Split creates two separate panes rather than locking a row, and Hide Sheet simply hides the worksheet.

Keeping a header visible as you scroll is achieved with Freeze Panes. On the View tab, choose Freeze Panes, then Freeze Top Row. This locks the first row in place, so as you scroll down the worksheet, the header stays at the top. The other options don’t accomplish this: Accessibility under Review isn’t about scrolling, Split creates two separate panes rather than locking a row, and Hide Sheet simply hides the worksheet.