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I have 2 columns of data and a chart on the right side.

I'd like to freeze the location of the chart so that I can scroll up and down to view the data while viewing the chart at the same time.

How do I do this in Excel 2007?

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Dear Zian Choy. If this answer worked for you, please accept it. Thank you. Kije. – Kije Nov 30 '09 at 1:03
I've been a little busy w/ Thanksgiving. I'll accept it once I have a moment to check it. :) – Zian Choy Nov 30 '09 at 4:05
Thanks. Hope it was helpful. Kije. – Kije Dec 8 '09 at 3:33

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There are two way to do this:

  • One is to open a second window to the same worksheet, so you see the data in one and the chart in the other - in Excel 2003 it is found in Window > New Window. It will be in a similar place in Excel 2007.

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  • The second method is to split the window into two panes, either top and bottom or left and right. These can be scrolled independently.

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