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Worksheet scroll area
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My apologies if this message appears twice - I thought I sent the message yesterday but it hasn't appeared in the group. I have set a scroll area using the control box toolbar/properties on a worksheet. When the workbook is open it works fine. If I close the workbook and re - open it the scroll area properties show nothing ( I know I have saved the file ). I have tried this several times now with the same result, am I missing something really obvious? Thanks Steve |
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Hi steve
Place this code into Thisworkbook and amend accordingly : Private Sub Workbook_Open() Worksheets("SheetName").ScrollArea = "a1:f10" End Sub HTH Cordially Pascal "Steve Jones" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi My apologies if this message appears twice - I thought I sent the message yesterday but it hasn't appeared in the group. I have set a scroll area using the control box toolbar/properties on a worksheet. When the workbook is open it works fine. If I close the workbook and re - open it the scroll area properties show nothing ( I know I have saved the file ). I have tried this several times now with the same result, am I missing something really obvious? Thanks Steve |
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Thanks for your speedy reply Pascal, I wanted to this without creating a
macro, sorry should have made that clear in my original question. Thanks "papou" wrote in message ... Hi steve Place this code into Thisworkbook and amend accordingly : Private Sub Workbook_Open() Worksheets("SheetName").ScrollArea = "a1:f10" End Sub HTH Cordially Pascal "Steve Jones" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi My apologies if this message appears twice - I thought I sent the message yesterday but it hasn't appeared in the group. I have set a scroll area using the control box toolbar/properties on a worksheet. When the workbook is open it works fine. If I close the workbook and re - open it the scroll area properties show nothing ( I know I have saved the file ). I have tried this several times now with the same result, am I missing something really obvious? Thanks Steve |
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Steve
Well then as far as I can see the only alternative would be to hide columns and rows you don't want included and may be protect your sheet? HTH Cordially Pascal "Steve Jones" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Thanks for your speedy reply Pascal, I wanted to this without creating a macro, sorry should have made that clear in my original question. Thanks "papou" wrote in message ... Hi steve Place this code into Thisworkbook and amend accordingly : Private Sub Workbook_Open() Worksheets("SheetName").ScrollArea = "a1:f10" End Sub HTH Cordially Pascal "Steve Jones" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi My apologies if this message appears twice - I thought I sent the message yesterday but it hasn't appeared in the group. I have set a scroll area using the control box toolbar/properties on a worksheet. When the workbook is open it works fine. If I close the workbook and re - open it the scroll area properties show nothing ( I know I have saved the file ). I have tried this several times now with the same result, am I missing something really obvious? Thanks Steve |
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