Capture mouse wheel movements up and down in VBA.

guidoa961

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I would like to use the code RoryA posted in the thread "Code for mouse wheel in VBA" but I'm not sure what to do in order to suit my need;
track the mouse wheel movements up and down in order to update a row counter I have in a cell of a sheet.
Instead of a userform I have an Excel 2016 Sheet on a Windows 10 machine.
I don't want to take complete control of the mouse, just get a parameter (boolean or whatever) which tells me if the wheel has been moved up or down and then update the cell row counter (3 rows per movement are the default I think) every time the wheel is moved and leave all the rest to Excel. Is it possible?


Thank you for your time!
 

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