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When I "scroll" using the scrollbox, the tooltip box indicates row numbers or
column letters so that I know where I am in the worksheet. I've seen most
others' scrolling causes the sheet to move along with the scrollbox, which is
much quicker and easier to view. How can I exchange my tooltip box for a
moving sheet?

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Excel 2002 was the first version to support 'real-time scrolling' I believe.
If you have Excel 2000 or before you'd have to upgrade.

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| When I "scroll" using the scrollbox, the tooltip box indicates row numbers
or
| column letters so that I know where I am in the worksheet. I've seen most
| others' scrolling causes the sheet to move along with the scrollbox, which
is
| much quicker and easier to view. How can I exchange my tooltip box for a
| moving sheet?
|


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