Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
This example shows how you can scroll to columns within a table. The script allows you to scroll left or right to the column required	This example shows how you can scroll to columns within a table. The script allows you to scroll left or right to the column required	This example shows how you can scroll to columns within a table. The script allows you to scroll left or right to the column required	This example shows how you can scroll to columns within a table. The script allows you to scroll left or right to the column required
You do not have to set a height for the TD cells but to get a uniform look for this example I have set the divs height to 200px, the table has a cell spacing of 10px and the TD cells height is set at 180px, this effectively centralises the row. The scroll point is to the left of the td cell irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used	The scroll point is to the left of the td cell irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used	The scroll point is to the left of the td cell irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used	The scroll point is to the left of the td cell irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used
If the value of variable colStop is set to zero the scrolling stops tp the left of the column irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used. If you change the value of variable colStop to myTable.cellSpacing the scrolling stops at the left of the column minus the cellspacing value as this example shows.	If the value of variable colStop is set to zero the scrolling stops tp the left of the column irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used. If you change the value of variable colStop to myTable.cellSpacing the scrolling stops at the left of the column minus the cellspacing value as this example shows.	If the value of variable colStop is set to zero the scrolling stops tp the left of the column irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used. If you change the value of variable colStop to myTable.cellSpacing the scrolling stops at the left of the column minus the cellspacing value as this example shows.	If the value of variable colStop is set to zero the scrolling stops tp the left of the column irrespective of the cell spacing or cell padding used. If you change the value of variable colStop to myTable.cellSpacing the scrolling stops at the left of the column minus the cellspacing value as this example shows.