[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO ADD SCROLL BAR CONTROL TO AN EXCEL FORM - Full HD
[Free Excel Tutorial] HOW TO ADD SCROLL BAR CONTROL TO AN EXCEL FORM - Full HD
Scroll bar Scrolls through a range of values when you click the scroll arrows or when you drag the scroll box. You can move through a page (a preset interval) of values by clicking the region between the scroll box and either scroll arrow. Typically, a user can also type a text value directly in the associated cell or text box. Use a scroll bar for setting or adjusting a large range of values, or for cases when precision is not important. For example, use a scroll bar for a range of percentages that are estimates, or for adjusting color selection in a graduated way.
Spin button Makes it easier to increase or decrease a value, such as a number increment, time, or date. To increase the value, click the up arrow; to decrease the value, click the down arrow. A user can also type a text value directly in the associated cell or text box. Use a spin button, for example, to make it easier to enter a month, day, year number, or to increase a volume level.
Sometimes a chart's underlying data doesn't fit in the chart window. When this happens, Excel tries to accommodate by shaving off a few values. You can make the chart bigger, but that won't always be feasible, especially in a dashboard sheet. Besides, you might have more points than even a large window can display. When this is the case, you can add a scroll bar that lets the user scroll through the data. While I've seen some complex techniques for employing this solution, my technique requires just 10 quick and easy steps.
Free Excel Tutorial, HOW TO ADD SCROLL BAR CONTROL TO AN EXCEL FORM, Full HD
Free Tutorial, HOW TO ADD SCROLL BAR CONTROL TO AN EXCEL FORM, Full, HD
Excel Tutorial, HOW TO ADD SCROLL BAR, EXCEL FORM
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