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Scroll selection into view
Hello, I hope someone will be able to help me, please.
In Excel XP, I have a program that when the user double clicks a value in a "SUMMARY" sheet, the program takes the user to the details in a "DETAIL" sheet. The program uses "Find" to locate the appropriate data. The "DETAIL" sheet is activated and it all works great, except one thing. The selection (always an entire row) is not visible (off screen). I need a way to scroll the currently selected row into view (preferably toward the center of the screen) without losing my selection. Your example code would be most appreciated. Thank you very much in advance for your assistance on this. |
Scroll selection into view
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 1 'Or your required row number here
Amit "raj" wrote in message ... Hello, I hope someone will be able to help me, please. In Excel XP, I have a program that when the user double clicks a value in a "SUMMARY" sheet, the program takes the user to the details in a "DETAIL" sheet. The program uses "Find" to locate the appropriate data. The "DETAIL" sheet is activated and it all works great, except one thing. The selection (always an entire row) is not visible (off screen). I need a way to scroll the currently selected row into view (preferably toward the center of the screen) without losing my selection. Your example code would be most appreciated. Thank you very much in advance for your assistance on this. |
Scroll selection into view
Hi, I need a way to scroll the currently selected row into view (preferably toward the center of the screen) without losing my selection. if you want to see cell(x, y): ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = y ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = x regards arno |
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