Excel VBA Scrollbars are awesome for visually and easily changing a value, but there is one limitation – when you click the square in the middle and drag it, you can’t automatically make it snap to the neares NN value! Until now!
Check out how we resolve this with a quick and painless hack:
FREE Workbook download here: https://excelvbaisfun.com/mdocs-posts/excel-vba-userform-scrollbar-change-by-10-even-when-dragging/
Thanks
Dan Strong, excelvbaisfun
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