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Default Curly Question with a Combobox

If i set Application.ScreenUpdating = True,
when the user triggers the Combobox1 DropButtonClick_Event ( ),
the userform that displays the Combobox stays in the centre of the screen and the page that contains
the values listed in the Combobox appears in the back ground.
With me so far?

Now, the values of the Combobox.List are in Column A which can be seen in the background worksheet
once the DropButtonClick event is triggered.

Here is the Question :

If I place my MOUSE over a value in the list, Can the WorkSheet in the background scroll Up/Down to
Centre the Value or set the value to the top of the page?


I have values i need to LOOK at that are in Column C 2-22 rows below the value in Column A.

Is this possible?
What does the Mouse Up, Mouse Down, Mouse Move event's do, is this it???


How can i code this if that is the case ??

Corey....


 
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