I have 4 activeX control combo boxes on an Excel sheet (2 on the left and 2
in the middle) and if I print the sheet the 2 boxes thatbare in the middle
move over to the left hand side. I have gone into the properties menu and
they show as locked but it does not make any difference. Also when I print
the sheet the 2 boxes on the left which were made the same size as the
underlying cells print out smaller than the underlying cells. Can anyone help
please?

Hi John,

See MSKB Article # 838910 (Controls move to the left of the worksheet in
Microsoft Excel 2002)

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=838910


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Regards,
Norman



"John Data" wrote in message
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I have 4 activeX control combo boxes on an Excel sheet (2 on the left and 2
in the middle) and if I print the sheet the 2 boxes thatbare in the middle
move over to the left hand side. I have gone into the properties menu and
they show as locked but it does not make any difference. Also when I
print
the sheet the 2 boxes on the left which were made the same size as the
underlying cells print out smaller than the underlying cells. Can anyone
help
please?

xl2002???

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;838910
Controls move to the left of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel 2002

But Jim Rech recently posted this:
This article is now obsolete. Since the 10/12/2004 security patch
there is no need to get a hotfix (although this article does not directly
mention this fix, it's in there).

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;832332

But Myrna Larson (and others) posted that it didn't work for her in all her
workbooks.

John Data wrote:

I have 4 activeX control combo boxes on an Excel sheet (2 on the left and 2
in the middle) and if I print the sheet the 2 boxes thatbare in the middle
move over to the left hand side. I have gone into the properties menu and
they show as locked but it does not make any difference. Also when I print
the sheet the 2 boxes on the left which were made the same size as the
underlying cells print out smaller than the underlying cells. Can anyone help
please?

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Dave Peterson