Positioning scrollbars in Excel 2010 VBA

Wanderer7

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Hi,

I need to switch User Forms programmatically from Left-To-Right to Right-To-Left. It is simple to change texts, lists, etc.
But scrollbars in Combo Boxes remain on the same side, obstructing start of the listed items.

In older versions of Excel, Combo (List) boxes had a "Scrollbar" property, which could take car of this. Verrsion 2010 misses this property (I wonder why).

Is there some way of moving scrollbars from right to left and vice versa? Could this be accomplished by using some kind of API call?

Peter
 

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