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DescriptionLocks
or freezes specific rows or columns in the worksheet.
ReturnsDoes
not return a value.
CategoryMicrosoft
Office Integration
Function syntaxSpreadsheetAddFreezePane(spreadsheetobj, freezcol, freezrow[, col, row])
HistoryColdFusion
9: Added the function.
Parameters
Parameter
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Description
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spreadsheetobj
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The Excel spreadsheet object to which to
add the freeze pane.
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freezcol
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Specifies the column boundary of the freeze
pane. The columns contained within the column boundary are frozen,
while the rest of the worksheet scrolls.
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freezrow
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Specifies the row boundary of the freeze
pane. The rows contained within the row boundary are frozen, while
the rest of the worksheet scrolls.
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col
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This parameter is optional.
The column
that should appear next to the freezcol that you
specify. This parameter is useful in hiding data. For example, in
a worksheet, you can specify column 5 to appear immediately after
column 2, and hide column 3 and column 4.
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row
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This parameter is optional. The row that
should appear next to the freezrow that you specify.
This parameter is useful in hiding data. For example, in a worksheet,
you can specify row 10 to appear immediately after row 7, and hide
row 8 and row 9.
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UsageYou
can keep an area of the worksheet visible while scrolling to another
area of the worksheet by freezing panes. When you freeze a pane,
you lock or freeze specific rows and columns in the worksheet. The
rows and columns that are frozen in the worksheet are indicated
by a solid line.
Note: You cannot split the pane into two
worksheet areas.
ExampleThe
following example freezes the spreadsheet at column 3 and row 2
of the worksheet.
SpreadSheetAddFreezePane(SpreadsheetObj,3,2);
The
following example freezes the spreadsheet at column 3 and row 2,
and hides data in column 4 and rows 3 to 10. SpreadSheetAddFreezePane(SpreadsheetObj,3,2,5,10);
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