How to Make A1 the Active Cell and Freeze All Rows Above Row 15

1. Make A1 the Active Cell

• Click directly on cell A1 with your mouse, or
• Press Ctrl + Home (Windows) or Command + Home (Mac) to quickly jump to A1 in most spreadsheet programs.

2. Freeze All Rows Above Row 15

Google Sheets:

1. Click on row number 15 to select the entire row.
2. Go to the menu: View > Freeze > Up to current row (15).
   • This will freeze rows 1 through 14, so they stay visible as you scroll.

Microsoft Excel:

1. Click on cell A15 (not just the row number, but the actual cell).
2. Go to the View tab.
3. Click on Freeze Panes > Freeze Panes.
   • This will freeze all rows above row 15 (i.e., rows 1-14).

Summary

• Make A1 active by clicking it or using a shortcut.
• Freeze up to row 14 by selecting row 15 (Google Sheets) or cell A15 (Excel), then using the Freeze Panes/Freeze feature.

Tip: If you want to unfreeze, go back to the same menu and select "Unfreeze Panes" or "No rows".

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