How to UnFreeze Columns in Google Sheets

Learn how to easily unfreeze columns in Google Sheets with simple steps, ensuring your data remains accessible and organized.

So you've frozen a column and you need to unfreeze it or unstick it. Here's how to do it. If you're going up between the A and the B column and you're trying to click and drag it and nothing's happening or this is getting bigger or smaller, just try to very gently go up to the very top until your cursor turns into a hand. And now we can click and drag that over there to unfreeze it. Next to the A column, and it's now unfrozen. I'll show you another way to do this. Go up to View, Freeze , and click No Columns. No matter which column is frozen, this view will freeze or unfreeze it. Especially if you have this current windows too small to properly show your sheet. Uh, it says you can consider resizing your browser or adjust the frozen rows. Maybe you need to go to View, Freeze , And click no columns.

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