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How to suppress scroll window action when recording macro
I have office 2003. When I recorded macros, it recorded every scrolling row
and column in the VB code. This is annoying because it generated a huge code if I did a lot of window scrolling. I used to do the same thing in offfice 2000 and didn't have this problem. |
How to suppress scroll window action when recording macro
Jeremy
The macro recorder records everything you do and there is no way around it. Once you have the recorded macro in hand, you can clean up the code as you wish. Post your code (not your file) and someone will help you with condensing it. HTH Otto "Jeremy" wrote in message ... I have office 2003. When I recorded macros, it recorded every scrolling row and column in the VB code. This is annoying because it generated a huge code if I did a lot of window scrolling. I used to do the same thing in offfice 2000 and didn't have this problem. |
How to suppress scroll window action when recording macro
Otto,
It seems to me the old Excel does the LargeScroll when I recorded macros. The new version of Excel now is doing SmallScroll. Any ideas of how to change it? Thanks, Jeremy "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Jeremy The macro recorder records everything you do and there is no way around it. Once you have the recorded macro in hand, you can clean up the code as you wish. Post your code (not your file) and someone will help you with condensing it. HTH Otto "Jeremy" wrote in message ... I have office 2003. When I recorded macros, it recorded every scrolling row and column in the VB code. This is annoying because it generated a huge code if I did a lot of window scrolling. I used to do the same thing in offfice 2000 and didn't have this problem. |
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