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I don't believe it is possible to limit scrolling in Excel. However, what if
you Hide all rows after 60, and all columns after M? Users would still be able to scroll beyond these limits, however they would not be able to see the contents of these hidden areas. HTH, Elkar "alexc" wrote: I have created a worksheet to be shared by 4 other people but I want to limit these users to be able to scroll the worksheet not beyond cell M60. How can I do that???an anybody help. Thank you |
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