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1. Enter an Excel worksheet and set via pull-down menu, Windows >
Freeze Panes at Row 1.
2. Set Print Area and hence Page Break Preview ; then, the worksheet
shows multiple pages.
3. Enter a Hyperlink into Cell A1 and click to scroll to Page 2 thereof
(such that the worksheet scrolls down and the first row of Page 2 is
butting snuggly against Row 1 - which is frozen, remember ?)
4. After reaching Page 2 and then scroll down further ; say, page 3 and
beyond.
5. Click the Hyperlink in Cell A1 again. On the return flight, the
worksheet does not scroll into the position of Page 2 (despite that the
worksheet scrolls up and yet it does NOT show that the first row of
Page 2 is butting snuggly against Row 1 - and there, far from
expectation, it is out-of-view this time).
6. Please devise a Hyperlink such that when the worksheet is subject to
scroll from the upper and lower sides of Page 2, a Click will always
take the worksheet to home in at Page 2 (such that the worksheet
scrolls up or down and promptly, the first row of Page 2 is ALWAYS
butting snuggly against Row 1 of the worksheet).
7. Regards.
Freeze Panes at Row 1.
2. Set Print Area and hence Page Break Preview ; then, the worksheet
shows multiple pages.
3. Enter a Hyperlink into Cell A1 and click to scroll to Page 2 thereof
(such that the worksheet scrolls down and the first row of Page 2 is
butting snuggly against Row 1 - which is frozen, remember ?)
4. After reaching Page 2 and then scroll down further ; say, page 3 and
beyond.
5. Click the Hyperlink in Cell A1 again. On the return flight, the
worksheet does not scroll into the position of Page 2 (despite that the
worksheet scrolls up and yet it does NOT show that the first row of
Page 2 is butting snuggly against Row 1 - and there, far from
expectation, it is out-of-view this time).
6. Please devise a Hyperlink such that when the worksheet is subject to
scroll from the upper and lower sides of Page 2, a Click will always
take the worksheet to home in at Page 2 (such that the worksheet
scrolls up or down and promptly, the first row of Page 2 is ALWAYS
butting snuggly against Row 1 of the worksheet).
7. Regards.