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Default Is it possible with VBA or otherwise to disable the ctrl-scroll zooming in excel?

On Feb 27, 9:49 pm, "NickHK" wrote:
AFAIK, Ctrl+Mouse wheel is a system wide setting for zoom in apps that
support it.

If Jim's suggestion does not solve your issue, then I guess you could
sub-class the Excel app and check for the appropriate messages.
Not for the faint-hearted, but check out this if it is important:http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Subcla...thSSubTmr6.htm

NickHK

"Finny" wrote in message

oups.com...

I can't find a setting in mouse drivers or excel. I understand that it
is an MS Office wide "feature". Woudn't there be a reg edit for this
or something?


If anyone knows about this I'd appreciate the input.


Thanks


Thanks Jim but I don't want to disable more than the mouse zooming.
Thanks for the link Nick, I'll check that out, though it does look
daunting.

Gee whiz, I actually thought I would find a setting somewhere in Excel
(I know it is Office wide, but you'd think individual apps could
disable it for themselves.)

I have a user that is annoyed by it b/c when selecting down pages she
uses the scroll wheel (go figure).

ah well, thanks for the replies.



 
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