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Hello,
I'm trying to have my top row, and my first two columns in the spreadsheet I'm working on. I only have the option (in the desktop and the web app) to freeze the top row and the first column. I've ran into other issues like this before, that seem like they should be really straightforward but are either impossible to do or buried under a messy UI. I'm using the latest version of office 365.
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I found out a workaround for freezing additional columns. After you freeze the first column, insert a column to the left of the frozen column. This will freeze the first two columns. Though, you might have to cut and paste the data into the new columns. Hope this helps!
This worked! Thanks