G Gord Dibben Oct 29, 2010 #2 If your mouse supports scrolling, what happens now when you try? Perhaps your screen zooms in or out? 2003 version.................Tools>Options>General. Disable "zoom on roll etc" 2007 version.................Button>Excel Options>Advanced. Same as above. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
If your mouse supports scrolling, what happens now when you try? Perhaps your screen zooms in or out? 2003 version.................Tools>Options>General. Disable "zoom on roll etc" 2007 version.................Button>Excel Options>Advanced. Same as above. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
G Gianni Oct 29, 2010 #3 Gord said: If your mouse supports scrolling, what happens now when you try? Perhaps your screen zooms in or out? 2003 version.................Tools>Options>General. Disable "zoom on roll etc" 2007 version.................Button>Excel Options>Advanced. Same as above. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP Click to expand... 2007 Version No. The Zoom function was unchecked. There doesn't seem to be any wheel function to scroll instead.
Gord said: If your mouse supports scrolling, what happens now when you try? Perhaps your screen zooms in or out? 2003 version.................Tools>Options>General. Disable "zoom on roll etc" 2007 version.................Button>Excel Options>Advanced. Same as above. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP Click to expand... 2007 Version No. The Zoom function was unchecked. There doesn't seem to be any wheel function to scroll instead.
G Gord Dibben Oct 30, 2010 #4 Excel does not have a selectable function to scroll with wheel mouse. The scrolling is a feature of your mouse software. The only selectable feature within Excel is to override that scroll function by enabling "zoom on roll" Gord
Excel does not have a selectable function to scroll with wheel mouse. The scrolling is a feature of your mouse software. The only selectable feature within Excel is to override that scroll function by enabling "zoom on roll" Gord