I shut down excel and reopened (not sure I needed to do this, but I did it just in case)Īnd these steps could vary depending on the version of Windows and how your control panel is laid out. Then I was back on the Mouse Properties window, I clicked Apply and then OK. Then I clicked Ok to finish the Exceptions window I clicked the browse button next to it and went through my C: drive Program files folder until I found the Excel.exe file and chose this and clicked Open and clicked OK. In the first box labeled Application Name, I simply typed in the "excel". In the top section, there is a button labeled "exeptions", I clicked thisĪ pop up window appears where I can add applications In case anyone cares, here's what I did to fix it. A recent update 1707 to Access 2016 has broken form scrolling. AugDaniel Pineault MS Access MS Access Bugs 36 Comments. The scroll worked fine in all my applications except Excel 2007 and Word 2007. Access Bug Access 2016 Form Scrolling Doesn’t Work. There is a potential bug though if you need a scrolling div within a panel and the div’s max-height is less than the panel height.Thank you Jazz, I ended up finding the answer. I tried using react-scroll library, window.scrollIntoView, and using window.scrollTo with a ref. Im trying to implement a click to scroll function in my react app. Would just removing the max-height property work in your case? The panel will scroll automatically if the content overflows the panel. scrollTo or react-scroll doesnt work with overflow. Scrolling does work if you either increase the max-height property or make the panel smaller or just remove the max-height property. If the height of the panel is greater than 300px then scrolling will not work on mobile. So to make this easier to repro than having a plugin, using the text panel again:
It is something to do with the max-height css property combined with the actual height of the panel.
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