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There are two colors for each of these following frames only so I can see if it is scrolling.


The teal and orange colors represent a frame named “Habit Titles” which has, Position: Scroll with parent and Overflow: Vertical, set. There are more teal and orange boxes which continue downward and are cut out of this visible frame


The blue and red colors represent a frame named “Dates” which has, Position: Scroll with parent and Overflow: Horizontal, set. There are more blue and red boxes which continue leftward and are cut out of this visible frame


The green and purple colors represent a frame named “Habit Entries” which has, Position: Scroll with parent and Overflow: Both directions, set. There are more green and purple boxes which continue both downward and leftward and are cut out of this visible frame.


All three of these frames lie within a frame named “Display Frame” which has, Overflow: Both directions set.


All three are scrolling in the directions they are intended to, showing the rest of the content that starts outside its visible area. The problem is, they do not scroll together at the same time.


When I scroll horizontal, the boxes in the “Dates” frame and boxes in the “Habit Entries” frame should scroll together, and when I scroll vertically, the boxes in the “Habit Titles” frame and “Habit Entries” frame should scroll together.



Thank you so much to anyone who can help me with this. Seems like something very simple but I just can’t seem to figure this one out.

Can you share a link to the file?


Figma – 4 Oct 24

Thanks. Are these meant to scroll horizontally, whilst the green/orange scroll vertically?


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The two you linked should scroll horizontally together, while these two should scroll vertically together


It’s either one or the other, it won’t work with both doing a two scrolls.


Maybe there is a way to do this with functions or some other math-Figma implementation?


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