I am using Excel VB control tool -- Scrollbar, and instead of having an
integer on the min and max, I want to use decimal number. It seems to me the
scrollbar only accepts whole number. Can I use decimal number in scrollbar? I
want to have a minimum of 0 and max of 3.0, and an increment of 0.1 as I
scroll the horizontal bar.

If you're using a linkedcell for that scrollbar (say A1), maybe you can just use
another cell (B1) and use a formula in B1.

=a1/10

If you're not using a linkedcell and you're doing this in code, just divide the
value by 10.



Tonette wrote:

I am using Excel VB control tool -- Scrollbar, and instead of having an
integer on the min and max, I want to use decimal number. It seems to me the
scrollbar only accepts whole number. Can I use decimal number in scrollbar? I
want to have a minimum of 0 and max of 3.0, and an increment of 0.1 as I
scroll the horizontal bar.

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Dave Peterson

You're great! Thank you so much for helping find an answer to my problem. By
placing =a1/10 on another cell works on the linkedcell for my scrollbar.
Regards.


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

If you're using a linkedcell for that scrollbar (say A1), maybe you can just use
another cell (B1) and use a formula in B1.

=a1/10

If you're not using a linkedcell and you're doing this in code, just divide the
value by 10.



Tonette wrote:

I am using Excel VB control tool -- Scrollbar, and instead of having an
integer on the min and max, I want to use decimal number. It seems to me the
scrollbar only accepts whole number. Can I use decimal number in scrollbar? I
want to have a minimum of 0 and max of 3.0, and an increment of 0.1 as I
scroll the horizontal bar.

--

Dave Peterson