No, the property is read only. Here's some of the Access 97 help file which
is the most complete on the subject:
You can use the FrozenColumns property to determine how many columns in a
datasheet are frozen. Frozen columns are displayed on the left side of the
datasheet and don't move when you scroll horizontally through the datasheet.
Note The FrozenColumns property applies only to tables, forms, and queries
in Datasheet view.
Setting
The FrozenColumns property is set by Microsoft Access when you click Freeze
Columns on the Format menu.
In Visual Basic, this property setting is an Integer value indicating the
number of columns in the datasheet that have been frozen by using the Freeze
Columns command. The record selector column is always frozen, so the default
value is 1. Consequently, if you freeze one column, the FrozenColumns
property is set to 2; if you freeze two columns, it's set to 3; and so on.
This property setting is read-only in all views.
Remarks
When you freeze columns by using the Freeze Columns command, Microsoft
Access automatically moves the columns to the leftmost edge of the datasheet
in the order in which you freeze them. For example, if you freeze three
columns, these become the first, second, and third columns in the datasheet.
Because the record selector column is always frozen, the FrozenColumns
property in this case will be set to 4. The three columns you freeze will
have their ColumnOrder properties set to 1, 2, and 3 (in the order they are
frozen).
If you click Unfreeze All Columns on the Format menu, all frozen columns
will be unfrozen, and the FrozenColumns property will be set to 1.
Note The Unfreeze All Columns command will not restore the original order
of columns if the Freeze Columns command caused the column order to change.
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