Moving the mouse in the opposite direction slows down the scroll speed.Ĭlick above or below the scroll bar on the vertical scroll bar.Ĭlick to the left or right of the scroll bar on the horizontal scroll bar. While scrolling, hold down the mouse at the farthest end of the screen for more than 10 seconds to increase the scrolling speed. Scroll through a worksheet with increased scroll speed The following table describes different ways for using the scroll bars to move through a worksheet.Ĭlick the scroll arrows or on the vertical scroll bar to move the sheet one row up or down.Ĭlick the scroll arrows or on the horizontal scroll bar to move the sheet one column to the left or right. In Excel 2007, click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Excel Options.Ĭlick Advanced, and then under Display options for this workbook, make sure that the Show horizontal scroll bar and the Show vertical scroll bar check boxes are selected, and then click OK. If you do not see the scroll bars, do the following to display them: Press SCROLL LOCK, and then simultaneously hold down CTRL and an arrow key to quickly move through large areas of your worksheet. Press SCROLL LOCK, and then hold down CTRL while you press the LEFT ARROW or RIGHT ARROW key. Press SCROLL LOCK, and then use the LEFT ARROW key or RIGHT ARROW key to scroll one column left or right. Press SCROLL LOCK, and then use the UP ARROW key or DOWN ARROW key to scroll one row up or down. To scroll to the start and end of each range while selecting the ranges before stopping at the end of the worksheet, press CTRL+SHIFT+an arrow key. Press CTRL+an arrow key to scroll to the start and end of each range in a column or row before stopping at the end of the worksheet.

When you move to a cell, it becomes the active cell. To move between cells on a worksheet, click any cell or use the arrow keys.

Turn off scroll lock