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In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??
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It sounds like you're running two different versions of excel.

In older versions, if you scrolled down using the vertical scrollbar, you'd see
a yellow tooltip that indicated the row you'd be on if you stopped.

In newer versions, this was replaced by live scrolling--you actually see the
rows change--so the tooltip isn't useful any more.

jrich15322 wrote:

In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??


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Dave,
Thanks for answering but I guess I didn't explain my problem clearly. When I
hold down the pointer over the vertical scrolling button (between up & down
arrows), and move the button up and down a scrolling window appears which
tells me the row where I am but you can't actually see the data scrolling. I
want to be able to see the lines when I am scrolling. I can do this by using
the wheel on the mouse but not the button on the right of the screen.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It sounds like you're running two different versions of excel.

In older versions, if you scrolled down using the vertical scrollbar, you'd see
a yellow tooltip that indicated the row you'd be on if you stopped.

In newer versions, this was replaced by live scrolling--you actually see the
rows change--so the tooltip isn't useful any more.

jrich15322 wrote:

In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??


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You'll have to upgrade to a newer version. (You're using xl97???).

I _think_ xl2k was the first version to have that live scrolling feature (using
the scrollbar).



jrich15322 wrote:

Dave,
Thanks for answering but I guess I didn't explain my problem clearly. When I
hold down the pointer over the vertical scrolling button (between up & down
arrows), and move the button up and down a scrolling window appears which
tells me the row where I am but you can't actually see the data scrolling. I
want to be able to see the lines when I am scrolling. I can do this by using
the wheel on the mouse but not the button on the right of the screen.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It sounds like you're running two different versions of excel.

In older versions, if you scrolled down using the vertical scrollbar, you'd see
a yellow tooltip that indicated the row you'd be on if you stopped.

In newer versions, this was replaced by live scrolling--you actually see the
rows change--so the tooltip isn't useful any more.

jrich15322 wrote:

In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??


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Dave Peterson


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Dave,
I have the 2003 version and am running xp.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You'll have to upgrade to a newer version. (You're using xl97???).

I _think_ xl2k was the first version to have that live scrolling feature (using
the scrollbar).



jrich15322 wrote:

Dave,
Thanks for answering but I guess I didn't explain my problem clearly. When I
hold down the pointer over the vertical scrolling button (between up & down
arrows), and move the button up and down a scrolling window appears which
tells me the row where I am but you can't actually see the data scrolling. I
want to be able to see the lines when I am scrolling. I can do this by using
the wheel on the mouse but not the button on the right of the screen.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It sounds like you're running two different versions of excel.

In older versions, if you scrolled down using the vertical scrollbar, you'd see
a yellow tooltip that indicated the row you'd be on if you stopped.

In newer versions, this was replaced by live scrolling--you actually see the
rows change--so the tooltip isn't useful any more.

jrich15322 wrote:

In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??

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Dave Peterson


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I don't have a guess. It works just like you want for me (xl2003, also).

jrich15322 wrote:

Dave,
I have the 2003 version and am running xp.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You'll have to upgrade to a newer version. (You're using xl97???).

I _think_ xl2k was the first version to have that live scrolling feature (using
the scrollbar).



jrich15322 wrote:

Dave,
Thanks for answering but I guess I didn't explain my problem clearly. When I
hold down the pointer over the vertical scrolling button (between up & down
arrows), and move the button up and down a scrolling window appears which
tells me the row where I am but you can't actually see the data scrolling. I
want to be able to see the lines when I am scrolling. I can do this by using
the wheel on the mouse but not the button on the right of the screen.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It sounds like you're running two different versions of excel.

In older versions, if you scrolled down using the vertical scrollbar, you'd see
a yellow tooltip that indicated the row you'd be on if you stopped.

In newer versions, this was replaced by live scrolling--you actually see the
rows change--so the tooltip isn't useful any more.

jrich15322 wrote:

In some of the spreadsheets, the scrollbar will continuous scrolling while in
others the sheet will jump to the line where the scrollbar is set. I want
continuous scrolling but don't know how to set. Help??

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Dave Peterson


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