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locking the zoom on a page?

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    locking the zoom on a page?

    is it posible to lock the zoom and scrolling on only one sheet of a workbook. so that the users cant scrole up and down and change the amount of zoom.
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    Hi,

    You could set the Range which would stop scrolling. Need to add the below and close and re-open file to work.

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    Not sure about the Zoom. I assume it would be a Event macro on the sheet

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    i understand how this would work but where would i place it in the the vba editor as it is a seperate sub function so it will not fit in with the rest of the code

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    Quote Originally Posted by shortman_alan
    i understand how this would work but where would i place it in the the vba editor as it is a seperate sub function so it will not fit in with the rest of the code
    Hi,

    try any of
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    this will allow the user to scroll other workbooks that are open.

    If for a specific sheet then in the sheet when activated.

    Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()

    When leaving the sheet/book you need to make the settings True


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