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| How to easily switch between scrolling sheet and cursor selection in Microsoft Excel
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| Re: How to easily switch between scrolling sheet and cursor selection in Microsoft Excel
Try this: Press the [scroll lock] key. This key is on the keyboard between the alphabets and number keys. Check properly. There is nothing special required to disabling scrolling in Microsoft Excel. Just the scroll lock key does the work. |
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| Re: How to easily switch between scrolling sheet and cursor selection in Microsoft Excel
Yes it is right. By mistake the scroll key is activated. If you are looking for some kind of macro for that then I think the process can be more complicated. Instead of that better look for auto scrolling macros. |
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