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What could possibly be wrong in the VBA code or computer
settings for the dropdown boxes (OLE objects)? The
scenario is like the following: when scrolling within the
dropdown boxes on some Win 2000 with Excel XP machine,
some of the rows do not show completely (height not
enough). It happens to different rows for different
tries, depending on whether scrolling fast or slow. It
does not happen when using the keyboard down key! Please
note the above problem did not happen on some Win 2000
with Excel XP machines. Odd!

Also, the bottom row in the dropdown box gets cut off on
the bottom on all Win 2000 with Excel XP computers. We
researched this before. The only solution was to play
around with the height of the box created in the VBA
code. This works better in some dropdowns then others
based on the number of rows, but we never know how many
rows there are. Is there an actual fix to this?

Thanks a lot!


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