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[URGENT] How to Trap Excel Window Scroll Events in VSTO
Hi all,
Does anybody have any idea about how to trap the window scroll-bar events and mouse scroll events for an excel sheet through VSTO? We can also make do with any events related to change of visible range. We are in real soup now. Any little help will be appreciated Thanks in advance ~Surjya. |
[URGENT] How to Trap Excel Window Scroll Events in VSTO
there are no built in events associated with any of what you describe. If
you want that type of control, my guess would be you would need to subclass excel. A workaround might be to use the selectionchange event, but the user can scroll and not select and not trigger that event. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Surjya" wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, Does anybody have any idea about how to trap the window scroll-bar events and mouse scroll events for an excel sheet through VSTO? We can also make do with any events related to change of visible range. We are in real soup now. Any little help will be appreciated Thanks in advance ~Surjya. |
[URGENT] How to Trap Excel Window Scroll Events in VSTO
how to trap the window scroll-bar events and mouse scroll events for an
excel sheet There are no such events, at least none exposed by Excel. I think you'd have to check the visible range periodically. -- Jim "Surjya" wrote in message oups.com... | Hi all, | | Does anybody have any idea about how to trap the window scroll-bar | events and mouse scroll events for an excel sheet through VSTO? | We can also make do with any events related to change of visible range. | | We are in real soup now. Any little help will be appreciated | | Thanks in advance | ~Surjya. | |
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