Bouncing or choppy scrolling in Numbers 3.0

Anyone experience bouncing scrolling in Numbers? Mine moves around way too much. I haven't found anything to change this.

That didn't fix mine but through further experimentation I discovered this. If I Save, Close, the Open Recent it comes back as 125% every time. But, If I Quit Numbers without a Save or Close then Open (Not Open Recent) it will open as the 100% I saved it as. There is only one spreadsheet that has this problem. All the rest will work just fiine. All the spreasheets have been brought over from old Numbers. New spreadsheets created in 3.0 work fine.

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DigitalDuderino wrote:
That is interesting info indeed. I appreciate it. I hope this can be fixed with a Logic or another 10.8.x update soon.
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