How to unfreeze columns in Google Sheets
Go to View → Freeze → No rows (or No columns) to unlock frozen panes. You can also drag the thick gray freeze handle back to the top-left corner. After unfreezing, the whole sheet scrolls together again.
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Open View → Freeze.
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Choose No rows and/or No columns.
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Or drag the freeze bars back to the origin.
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Click View → Freeze and choose 1 column or 2 columns, or freeze up to the selected column. You can also drag the vertical freeze handle to the right of column A. Frozen columns stay visible while you scroll sideways through wide sheets.
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