Freezing Rows - Google Sheets Help

This video tutorial demonstrates how to freeze the top row in a spreadsheet to prevent it from being misaligned during sorting. The instructor guides viewers through selecting the row, accessing the 'View' menu, and choosing the 'Freeze' option. The tutorial also covers freezing multiple rows and confirms the successful application of the freeze, ensuring the top row remains fixed during sorting.

What problem does freezing the top row solve when sorting data?

• It ensures the top row is not misaligned.

• It prevents the top row from being deleted.

• It duplicates the top row.

• It hides the top row from view.

Which menu option should you select to begin freezing a row?

• Insert

• Edit

• View

• File

What indicates that a row has been successfully frozen?

• A blue line appears.

• The row number changes color.

• A dark gray line appears.

• The row becomes bold.

How many rows can you choose to freeze at once?

• As many as you want

• Only two rows

• Up to three rows

• Only one row

What happens to the frozen row when you sort the data?

• It gets sorted with the rest of the data.

• It remains in its original position.

• It duplicates itself.

• It becomes hidden.