Freeze Pane: Add menu option

[candideu]

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I had quite some trouble figuring out how freezing panes worked in OnlyOffice, and didn't realize that I could freeze ranges like Excel...

I wanted to freeze the top row and the first column, so I clicked on both options, but realized it was either or. Then, when I looked at the menu options to see if I could freeze a range instead from the select cell, I was only met with the options of freezing the top, freezing the bottom, or unfreezing it completely:

This made me think that OnlyOffice didn't offer the option of freezing a range of panes, even though some digging in the docs indicated that it did...

To change my selection, I first had to unfreeze, then select the cell, then click on the freeze pane option:

I would suggest the following:

• When cells are already frozen, there should be another menu item which allows users to modify the existing selection. It could have the exact same name as the current Freeze pane option.
• Rename the Freeze pane menu option so that it's clear that you're freezing the panes from a certain cell. Instead of the menu option being called "Freeze panes" (which isn't very descriptive and easy to miss), it could be called "Freeze panes from cell B2", or "Freeze panes from selected cell"

Examples from other apps

Google Slides

Excel

Excel uses the same generic "Freeze Panes" menu option, but the icon and help text lets the user know that they are freezing a range

LibreOffice

[VladimirProkofiev52]

Hello! @candideu

When cells are already frozen, there should be another menu item which allows users to modify the existing selection. It could have the exact same name as the current Freeze pane option.

Our editor allows you to adjust the boundaries of a frozen area.

How to move a frozen boundary:

1. Position the cursor – Hover over the column header row, specifically on the edge between a frozen and a non-frozen column.
2. Grab the boundary – When the move icon (four arrows pointing up, down, left, and right) appears, click and hold the left mouse button.
3. Drag and release – Move the boundary to the desired position, then release the button.

- The same steps apply to adjusting frozen row boundaries.

Is this what you were requesting? If not, please provide more details.

Rename the Freeze pane menu option so that it's clear that you're freezing the panes from a certain cell. Instead of the menu option being called "Freeze panes" (which isn't very descriptive and easy to miss), it could be called "Freeze panes from cell B2", or "Freeze panes from selected cell".

Are you asking for a rename, or do you need additional clarification or an icon next to the function name?