Excel: How to Freeze Headings and Navigate Data Efficiently

The video tutorial explains how to freeze headings or rows and columns in a table to facilitate easier data navigation and entry. It covers two main methods: using the freeze panes option to lock the top row or first column, and using the split function to create separate scrollable sections. These techniques help users maintain visibility of important data headers while navigating large datasets.

Why is it useful to freeze headings in a table?

Describe the steps to freeze the top row in a spreadsheet.

What happens if you try to freeze both the top row and the first column at the same time?

Explain how the split function can be used for navigation in a spreadsheet.

What are the differences between freezing panes and using the split function?