The solution? Turn it off with the Windows on-screen keyboard. But your Scroll Lock might still be enabled. If you have a relatively modern keyboard, or a keyboard with fewer than about 104 keys, you might not have a Scroll Lock key. The most common solution is to turn off Scroll Lock. Thats one way to tell that the scroll lock is on. With the scroll lock on, the arrow keys will be locked from navigating from cell to cell and will scroll the screen of the worksheet instead. Disable Scroll Lock with the On-Screen Windows keyboard If your arrow keys are not working in Excel, there are a few simple ways to troubleshoot and solve this problem. Most commonly the reason for the arrow keys not working (or working differently) is scroll lock and wed be lying if we said it hasnt happened to us. I cannot figure out what I've done to change the movement of the arrows. Right click the status bar to display or to hide the Scroll Lock status. When Scroll Lock is turned on, Excel displays Scroll Lock in the status bar (only if the status bar is customized to display the Scroll Lock status). I do not have a scroll lock key on my Logitech Cordless keyboard. Note: to turn on scroll lock, simply repeat step 1 or step 2 and 3.
Also, cannot click on the Close worksheet (upper right) when in this condition. I'm working in Excel and my arrow keys are moving the entire spreadsheet and are not moving cell by cell up, down, right or left. Sometimes they move the cursor off the page, sometimes the cursor is non-responsive. When the macro changes to view a worksheet with Panes set, most times the arrows will not change the view.
#Excel not scrolling with arrows 64 Bit
If it has an illuminated status light, press the key to turn off the light. Running Excel 2013 on 64 bit Windows 10 machine. The fix? Look at your keyboard and see if you can find a Scroll Lock key (which might be abbreviated, such as SCRLK). This key - an artifact of an earlier time in personal computing - is rarely, if ever, used anymore, and it's little more than an attractive nuisance that gets enabled by accident and makes your computer behave in unexpected ways. Most of the time, if your arrow keys aren't moving the cursor from cell to cell, the fix is as simple as disabling the Scroll Lock key on your keyboard. When the on-screen keyboard appears, click the ScrLk button on the right side of the on-screen keyboard. If your keyboard has a Scroll Lock key, make sure it's not enabled.
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