When analyzing data, you often need to split values into different ranges so you can see how they are distributed. For example, you might group students into 80-100 points, 60-80 points, and failing, then count how many students fall into each group for analysis. That’s where the FREQUENCY function in Excel (or Google Sheets) comes in very handy! ...
I came across this article on Brian’s Reinstall Maniac blog, so I rewrote it and posted it on my own blog (since I can’t just copy the text, XD). I hope Brian won’t mind!! Now, let’s get to the main topic. The tutorial starts here~~ First, let me explain what “freeze panes” is! Freeze panes is a feature that a lot of people use (I didn’t know it either = =). It lets you lock the cells you specify in place, so they don’t move when the user scrolls. It’s a bit like a floating ad on a web page. Want to learn this technique? Then let Webmaster Feng walk you through it step by step. ...