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    Resolved Horizontal scrollbar question

    Is it possible to disable the scrolling using the slider ?
    By that I mean they can only scroll using the "end bits".

    I've got 3 grids displaying info from arrays, and when they for example click right it shuffles the info from grid 2 to grid 1, from grid 3 to grid 2, and then populates grid 3 with the next lot of data.

    Problem with this is that if they use the slider it knocks my count out of step.

    I could end up with 2 buttons for left and right, but prefer to haev the scrollbar on the form, even though I am trying to disable part of it.
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    Re: Horizontal scrollbar question

    Somethig like this ? (See project attached)
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    Re: Horizontal scrollbar question

    Quote Originally Posted by CVMichael
    Somethig like this ? (See project attached)
    So, did that solve your problem ?

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    Re: Horizontal scrollbar question

    Thanks for that, but I stopped sp lazy and actually sorted it out properly.
    I created a routine that passed the scrollbar value into it, and adjusted my data accordingly.
    Not much point have a scrollbar if they can only click the ends ! ha ha
    Would have replaced that with 2 buttons if that was the case.
    Anyway ... cheers for your help !

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