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SCROLL BARS
When I split a window horizontaly, is there a way to move the upper pane
(right and left) without moving the lower pane, and viceversa? I tried also using the scrollbar tool but I think that is not its purpose. Thanks for any help |
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SCROLL BARS
A horizontally split window has no horizontal scrollbar on each section.
I would suggest instead remove the split then WindowNew Window and WindowArrangeHorizontal or Vertical. Each of these windows will have horizontal and vertical scrollbars. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 08:36:02 -0700, GSB wrote: When I split a window horizontaly, is there a way to move the upper pane (right and left) without moving the lower pane, and viceversa? I tried also using the scrollbar tool but I think that is not its purpose. Thanks for any help |
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