Scrolling a worksheet from a user form

Jason8021

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I have a form set up as a side bar with a list box full of all the sheets in the workbook. When a worksheet is selected in the listbox, the sheet can be viewed, but not scrolled while the form is open. Can anyone help me with scrolling a worksheet from a scrollbar on the form. Or, maybe making a scrollbar of sorts out of buttons??

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Jason
 

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Are you using a userfom for this?

Have you considered using something else?

I'm sure there might be a way to do what you want without using a userform.

For example creating a dropdown control on a toolbar that lists all the worksheets and when a selection is made it takes the user to the appropriate worksheet.

Perhaps you could explain further what exactly you want to do?
 
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The worksheets are documents to be viewed. I like the idea of using the form, because i can control the users better. When the work book is opened, there is a form with two list boxes on it. One for a catagory of forms, the second for all the forms in that catagory. When a catagory is selected, it shows all forms (worksheets) in the second listbox. When a worksheet is double-clicked, the worksheet is visable, then a form pops up on the side of the worksheet with a list of all the other forms in the catagory. The user cannot scroll the worksheet until the form is closed. I would like to link a scroll bar from the form to the worksheet, or maybe create some page up and down buttons? Any work around would be fine. I appreciate any ideas you guys can offer.

Thanks, Jason
 
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