Moves the scroll bar on an object.
Syntax
object.Scroll( [ ActionX [, ActionY]])
The Scroll method syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| object | Required. A valid object name. |
| ActionX | Optional. Identifies the action to occur in the horizontal direction. |
| ActionY | Optional. Identifies the action to occur in the vertical direction. |
Settings
The settings for ActionX and ActionY are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Do not scroll in the specified direction. |
| 1 | Move up on a vertical scroll bar or left on a horizontal scroll bar. Movement is equivalent to pressing the up or left arrow key on the keyboard to move the scroll bar. |
| 2 | Move down on a vertical scroll bar or right on a horizontal scroll bar. Movement is equivalent to pressing the right or down arrow key on the keyboard to move the scroll bar. |
| 3 | Move one pageup on a vertical scroll bar or one page left on a horizontal scroll bar. Movement is equivalent to pressing PAGE UP on the keyboard to move the scroll bar. |
| 4 | Move one pagedown on a vertical scroll bar or one page right on a horizontal scroll bar. Movement is equivalent to pressing PAGE DOWN on the keyboard to move the scroll bar. |
| 5 | Move to the top of a vertical scroll bar or to the left end of a horizontal scroll bar. |
| 6 | Move to the bottom of a vertical scroll bar or to the right end of a horizontal scroll bar. |
Remarks
The Scroll method applies scroll bars that appear on a form, Frame, or Page that is larger than its display area. This method does not apply to the stand-alone ScrollBar or to scroll bars that appear on a TextBox.