How can I fixate the view for the top-x rows? (like Excel - Freeze panes)

Vette Onzin

I have a file with headers, with 200+ rows of date under that.
How can I fixate the view, so row 1-10 are always visible, even if I scroll down to rownumber 200+?
(Like you can do with Freeze panes in Microsoft Excel)

Vette Onzin

I have a work-around:

Clone the view
Right-click the separator and click rotate right
Move the separator up (or down) until the upper view only shows the headers
You can scroll in the lower view, still seeing the header in de top view

Disadvantage: A big gray separator between the header and the data.

Scott Sumner

That workaround is so nice I wouldn’t call it a workaround, I’d say: “that’s how you do it”!

Vette Onzin

A small disadvantage is, that it doesn’t work as simple as for example Microsoft Excel. In Excel it’s one step: Select the row, or cell, and activate Frees Panes. The work-around involves 5 steps, I didn’t mention the synchronize horizontal scrolling.
I would like to select a row, right-click and freeze above, or freeze under. (or insert a small narrow separator)

The big disadvantage is that big gray separator. It’s not nice, and it’s sometimes hard to see where a header is pointing to.
(See example: https://postimg.org/image/4wypfpqz5/)