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Not saying you are wrong but I find it very odd. Yes it is almost impossible to find a mouse now a days that doesnt have a scroll wheel, especially in the gaming community, but you would think that they would have added keys to do it from the keyboard for the rare few that dont have a scroll wheel.
Still, i dont understand why so many games nowadays dont include fully customizable keybinds
Having to use programmable mouse / keyboard / autohotkey for such basic function in half the games is beyond me...
As for OP, autohotkey is usually the solution...
What is autohotkey?
https://autohotkey.com/
So, basically, with it, you can have your A key (or whatever) acting as mouse wheel up for example
It is a very useful progrm to get around those games without (good) key remapping
Can do much more complex things if one wants....
the script is below just add this in the file open it with Notepad, add it at the bottom of the existing text:
PgUp::WheelUp
PgDn::WheelDown
and thats it man. ez pz now your mouse scrolling will work with the page up and page down buttons on your keyboard