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I have set up a spreadsheet to fit so all information can be seen on the
screen without scrolling. When I e-mail the file to another user, the sizing is different so that they must scroll up and down as well as left to right. Is there a way to lock the screen view so that no matter what machine opens the file, the same area can be seen? |
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You could use a macro that runs when the recipient opens the workbook, but that
user has to allow macros to run. Option Explicit Sub auto_open() Application.Goto Worksheets("sheet1").Range("A1:l33"), scroll:=True ActiveWindow.Zoom = True Application.Goto Worksheets("sheet1").Range("A1"), scroll:=True End Sub It's essentially just selecting the range and using View|Zoom|Fit selection frendabrenda1 wrote: I have set up a spreadsheet to fit so all information can be seen on the screen without scrolling. When I e-mail the file to another user, the sizing is different so that they must scroll up and down as well as left to right. Is there a way to lock the screen view so that no matter what machine opens the file, the same area can be seen? -- Dave Peterson |
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You could set up a workbook_open event that used select case to determine
resolution and set the zoom accordingly. To get you started Declare Function GetSystemMetrics32 Lib "user32" Alias _ "GetSystemMetrics" (ByVal nIndex As Long) As Long Sub Resolution() x = GetSystemMetrics32(0) y = GetSystemMetrics32(1) MsgBox x 'use this number for your select statement to set resolution. ' MsgBox "My screen resolution is " & x & " by " & y & "." End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "frendabrenda1" wrote in message ... I have set up a spreadsheet to fit so all information can be seen on the screen without scrolling. When I e-mail the file to another user, the sizing is different so that they must scroll up and down as well as left to right. Is there a way to lock the screen view so that no matter what machine opens the file, the same area can be seen? |
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