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Hi Rob,<br />
Yes in the control panel it is there. But I was looking for something specific in Office not the entire operating system.<br />
Its a pain when you have wide columns on a page and you roll the mouse once and it jumps 2 pages.<br />
Thanks <br />
Chris
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Hi Rob,
Yes in the control panel it is there. But I was looking for something specific in Office not the entire operating system.
Its a pain when you have wide columns on a page and you roll the mouse once and it jumps 2 pages.
Thanks
Chris

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I gave up on this one.... But thanks. It does work.<br />
Thanks Rob
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I gave up on this one.... But thanks. It does work.
Thanks Rob

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Hi Experts,<br />
Here is what one would think a simple fix, but for the life of me I can not find an answer.<br />
<br />
When Scrolling in Excel (Office 365- 2013) I want adjust how the mouse scroll wheel acts. Right now it scrolls 3 rows per one scroll on the mouse, and is not smooth. <br />
<br />
I have disabled the &quot;Animate controls and elements inside windows&quot; setting in control panel-system-advanced system settings-advanced-performa<wbr />nce-settin<wbr />gs, this does nothing for me.<br />
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Is there a way to adjust this for Office only? Without messing with the mouse for the entire OS? ( Windows 7)<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
Chris
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Hi Experts,
Here is what one would think a simple fix, but for the life of me I can not find an answer.

When Scrolling in Excel (Office 365- 2013) I want adjust how the mouse scroll wheel acts. Right now it scrolls 3 rows per one scroll on the mouse, and is not smooth. 

I have disabled the "Animate controls and elements inside windows" setting in control panel-system-advanced system settings-advanced-performance-settings, this does nothing for me.

Is there a way to adjust this for Office only? Without messing with the mouse for the entire OS? ( Windows 7)

Thanks
Chris

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