Re: Slider bar continues to increment when mouse hovers over arrow
- From: "Earl Kiosterud" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 23:06:23 -0400
John,
That sho'nuff sounds like a bug. Perhaps you could use a scroll bar from the Control
Toolbox instead. It has a cell link, like the one from the Forms Toolbar.
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"John Broderick" <none@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Earl,
thanks for the reply.
You are correct in that I mean a scrollbar.
It is not a problem with the mouse button hardware being stuck.
If I switch to manual calulation the problem goes away. The scrollbar
functions normally.
If the Scrollbar is linked to a cell that does not force a big table
recalcuation there is no issue with the Scrollbar.
It is just when the linked cell causes a long recalculation that the
scrollbar misbehaves.
Yes the slider moves, and the linked cell increments in both manual and
autocalculate mode.
I think the problem is only seen in Autocalculation mode, when the ***
takes a long time to recalculate (due to the large table).
I think Excel somehow mistakenly thinks the scrollbar arrow is being
repeatedly clicked (even though the mouse pointer is really
just hovering over the arrow rather than clicking on it) while it is busy
recalculating the table.
If you didn't have a recaluation time of 2-3 seconds you might not see the
problem.
John
"Earl Kiosterud" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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John,to keep changing
I think you're referring to a scrollbar. It isn't normal behaviour for it
while the mouse hovers over it. I just tested to be sure (XL2003). Ifyour mouse button is
sticking down, you'd get that behaviour. If you click a cell, then moveto other cells, do
they all select (as if the button is stuck down)?increment? Have you tried
With the scroll bar, does the slider move? Does the linked cell
creating another to see if it behaves the same? Try that in a newworkbook.
that's already
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top-posted, the thread gets messy. When in Rome.calculation
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"John Broderick" <none@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am using a slider control from the forms toolbar.
I also have a data table setup on my *** and I view the results in a
graph..
My problem concerns the behavior of the slider bar in Automatic
bymode.
If I click (and release) once on the slider arrow the slider increments
once).one, but then continues incrementing as long as the mouse pointer hovers
over the slider arrow (even though I click and release no more than
recalculateI just want it to increment one unit for one click and release,
incrementand let me see the results on a graph, then I may click again to
one more and see the results again.
Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks
John
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