Steps to reproduce.
1. View, toolbars, visual basic.
2. Create a list box on the sheet from the tool bar.
3. Get out of design view.
This has been around a long time, evidently, and I've posted it on a couple
of listservs, but hasn't been 'noticed', again evidently, until recently.
THIS IS A BUG. Or, has anyone found a workaround for this besides using
the scroll bar? It is a natural thing to do to scroll the wheel as well as
click the scroll bar, and the event should be caught, not create an exception
error and blow up!
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Although I don't see how you can scroll "in it", being that's it's an empty
listbox. I can't even give it focus using the mouse outside of Design View.
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Tim Zych
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I can not reproduce this behaviour in Excel 2003 build 8169 (the mouse
scroll simply does not work there, so it doesn't crash there)
Anyone else?
Same thing for me, it is very annoying
Nobody knows how to fix this? Is there an OCX file (or something like
this) to change to have an other version of this control?
Any help will be useful
Thanks
hi guys
I have done it!!
i had the same problem with a wheel mouse. it crashed my excel 2007
when i used one in a listbox.
there were 3 computers with the same problem (XP and vista). we worked
with a logitech optical wireless mouse and simple usb mouse.
in my case the source of the problem was a standard driver for a
microsoft mouse. it was used by default in the computers. after the
driver has been changed i have happy. :)
but the scroll with the wheels doesn't work in a listbox. :(
MS have a Hotfix available for this issue,
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/944754
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Don't blame me, I'm just wired wrong.
I didn't find a solution, but I did update my mouse driver (from logitech).
Now the wheel doesn't work, but at least Excel doesn't crash. If anyone
knows how to make the wheel work, I'd be interested to know.