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Does anyone know How I wil lput a running scroll in excel? When someone opens the work sheet I would want a scroll across the top or bottom with a message.
Does anyone know How I wil lput a running scroll in excel? When someone opens the work sheet I would want a scroll across the top or bottom with a message.
You can freeze the panes and put what you want in there like labels or an image. That way when you scroll they will always be on top.
1. Do you know that you have a status message at the bottom of excel that you can change at will?
2. Do you know that you can use a timer event to start a macro at predetermined intervals.
3. Finally to scroll text all you are doing is moving the first character to the end.
Is that enough for you to try and do it yourself?
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This macro starts a userform every 25 seconds:-
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Last edited by mehmetcik; 11-11-2013 at 03:58 PM.
I will create something for you in a couple of hours if you havn't managed to do it yourself.
I guess I misread the scrolling part. I did not know that you could control the text in the status bar mehmetcik. Nice response!
Thanks Jonboy.
This is the simplest way that I could do this.
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thank you for all your help
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