good morning;

excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.

lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
work. hope that's clear.

excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.

how can i fix this? thanks.

I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.

--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail


"dave roth" wrote:

> good morning;
>
> excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
>
> lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> work. hope that's clear.
>
> excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
>
> how can i fix this? thanks.

thanks so much; is my face red! i never thought to look for that, never use
it.

"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.

Pleasure Dave! Glad I could help.
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail


"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.

I am also embarrassed that I didn't think of this ... I must have hit the
Scroll Lock button by mistake ... sure enough, hitting it again fixed my
problem (and frustration!). Thank you!!!

"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.

It got me too!

Perfect! Thank you very very much. Glad I'm not alone, and glad you're there
to help folks like me! ... Michael

"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.

I think this is my problem too, but I don't see "scroll lock" key on this
keyboard??

"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.

haha, got me too


"kassie" wrote:

> I think your scroll lock is on? Press the ScrLk key on your keyboard, and
> see what happens. What bothers me is that you use the word lately. Does
> this happen, even after switching off overnight, and switching on again in
> the morning? Could be that this key is then stuck.
>
> --
> Hth
>
> Kassie Kasselman
> Change xxx to hotmail
>
>
> "dave roth" wrote:
>
> > good morning;
> >
> > excel 2003, sp3 running on xp pro 2002, sp2.
> >
> > lately, when i attempt to use the arrow keys to move the selected cell the
> > entire screen scrolls instead. i.e. if cell k20 is selected and is at the
> > top left of the display, pressing the down arrow key moves the top of the
> > display to k21; the selected cell remains k20. the tab key still moves the
> > cell selection, not the window. and selecting with the mouse continues to
> > work. hope that's clear.
> >
> > excel has just started this behavior since an automatic update download
> > pushed out by our it guys. i have checked the tools>options settings and
> > nothing appears to have been changed. can't find anything on 'excel
> > application errors' doing a search from the newsgroup window.
> >
> > how can i fix this? thanks.