Is there such thing as a scrolling event?

I have several command buttons placed on one of my worksheets in the first two rows at the top left of my screen. I can freeze panes to keep them in place when I scroll down but I cannot do this when scrolling to the right. (Because there are several buttons there is a section of data that will always be shown; which I want to avoid.)

I have searched google a bit but there doesn't seem to be many similar problems. If I wanted to keep the command button in a position relative to the sheets upper left visible corner what is the code I'd use?

What I have is this.

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Where Load_Page is the name of my first command button. This in itself is useless to me. But it is close to what I need. The question is... is there a reference to the top left of the visible screen that I could put in place besides Range("A1") and 0?

The good news is I got pretty far after an hour of Google. Maybe someone can take me the rest of the way. I have other plans to attend to at the moment.

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will take the command button Load_Page and put it in the top left of the excel sheet when I click on any cell in the worksheet. So if I am over in row IV and click a cell the button appears in the top left. However, I still want it to be dependent on when I release from using the scroll bar. If someone can point me in the right direction I appreciate it. Other then that Ill probably mark this solved in another 2 hours if nothing else comes up. (What I have is close enough.)

You may find this helpful.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DetectScroll.htm