Is there a way I can make a row float on top of everything else. So, no matter how many rows you add, the row will always be visible?
IOS – Floating row in Numbers for iPad
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I found the following tutorial at Apple that has the answer to my own question: The default table styles are always taken from the table style list that you choose from the panel on the bottom-left corner of the screen.
The solution to my problem is to use the Create New Table Style command under the Format menu and adding a brand new table style. As long as this new style remains selected, it is the one that the table will keep as a whole.
I have tried this at home and it works as advertised.
Click and release in the column header
Drag the column header. You'll see an insertion bar drawn between the destination columns.
You are probably moving the cursor over an edge of the selection rectangle until it turns into the hand and then dragging. That will replace the column you drag to.
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Best Answer
Yes, you can make the header row(s) or column(s) float on top of everything else.
Tap the information button (the circled i) in the toolbar at the top of the screen. Under the "Headers" tab, select how many header rows or columns you would like, and set "Freeze Rows" to ON.