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Scroll and zoom using a Microsoft IntelliMouse
I have attempted to use this answer, but I am unable to find the zoom on roll
command . here is the answer that was posted: "I think i have the solution for you! Open Excel 2007 click the office button(the circle button in the top left corner) Click on Excell Options Then Advanced on the left side Then you can check the <Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" Any help would be appreciated. |
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Scroll and zoom using a Microsoft IntelliMouse
It could be done with a worksheet macro or even conditional formatting. In
either case you need someplace to put the name to be highlighted. Although, with a macro we could do away with that requirement by asking the user for the name to be highlighted as part of the macro. What do you prefer to do? Got a cell available on the sheet to put the name? "Hacker42" wrote: I have attempted to use this answer, but I am unable to find the zoom on roll command . here is the answer that was posted: "I think i have the solution for you! Open Excel 2007 click the office button(the circle button in the top left corner) Click on Excell Options Then Advanced on the left side Then you can check the <Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" Any help would be appreciated. |
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Hi,
I think I am missing something here? 1. I don't understand the response. 2. Zoom on roll with InteliMouse is about the 9th checkbox down in the Advanced tab of the Excel Options dialog box - are you using 2007? In 2003 choose Tools, Options, General tab and check Zoom on roll with InteliMouse. Is it possilbe that your mouse isn't supported by the appropriate drivers? Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JLatham" wrote: It could be done with a worksheet macro or even conditional formatting. In either case you need someplace to put the name to be highlighted. Although, with a macro we could do away with that requirement by asking the user for the name to be highlighted as part of the macro. What do you prefer to do? Got a cell available on the sheet to put the name? "Hacker42" wrote: I have attempted to use this answer, but I am unable to find the zoom on roll command . here is the answer that was posted: "I think i have the solution for you! Open Excel 2007 click the office button(the circle button in the top left corner) Click on Excell Options Then Advanced on the left side Then you can check the <Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" Any help would be appreciated. |
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You're not missing anything - either I clicked the wrong link when I intended
to respond to a different question, or the system went completely bonkers and assigned my response to the wrong one! Glad you questioned it - I knew something was up when I saw the notification come in regarding this post, which I knew I hadn't (intentionally) dealt with at all! "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, I think I am missing something here? 1. I don't understand the response. 2. Zoom on roll with InteliMouse is about the 9th checkbox down in the Advanced tab of the Excel Options dialog box - are you using 2007? In 2003 choose Tools, Options, General tab and check Zoom on roll with InteliMouse. Is it possilbe that your mouse isn't supported by the appropriate drivers? Cheers, Shane Devenshire "JLatham" wrote: It could be done with a worksheet macro or even conditional formatting. In either case you need someplace to put the name to be highlighted. Although, with a macro we could do away with that requirement by asking the user for the name to be highlighted as part of the macro. What do you prefer to do? Got a cell available on the sheet to put the name? "Hacker42" wrote: I have attempted to use this answer, but I am unable to find the zoom on roll command . here is the answer that was posted: "I think i have the solution for you! Open Excel 2007 click the office button(the circle button in the top left corner) Click on Excell Options Then Advanced on the left side Then you can check the <Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" Any help would be appreciated. |
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OK, this time it's really for you.
The posted answer was correct. 1) Click the Office Button (yes, the round button at the upper left corner of the entire Excel window - has 4 open squares in it of different sizes/colors). 2) A window opens attached to the Office button, and down near the lower right corner is a rectangular button labeled [Excel Options] - click it. 3) The Excel Options window opens and in the left hand pane are several option groups listed - the 5th one down is "Advanced", click it. 4) Now in the right hand pane you'll see groups of advanced options listed and the very first group is named EDITING OPTIONS. 5) The "Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" is the 8th item down in the left-hand most line of checkboxes. Let us know if you have any trouble finding this, and if you do, just where the trouble comes into play. "Hacker42" wrote: I have attempted to use this answer, but I am unable to find the zoom on roll command . here is the answer that was posted: "I think i have the solution for you! Open Excel 2007 click the office button(the circle button in the top left corner) Click on Excell Options Then Advanced on the left side Then you can check the <Zoom on roll with IntelliMouse" Any help would be appreciated. |
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