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Ctrl F shortcut in Excel ???
ctrl F = FIND. I believe I have overwritten this shortcut when
experimenting with macros. Can someone tell me how to get this shortcut back to working as ctrl F = FIND? |
Ctrl F shortcut in Excel ???
very easy
ALT-F8 then select the macro to which the shortcut is/was assigned click Options and clear the shortcut field CNTRL-f should then return to what it was. -- Gary''s Student "Anita" wrote: ctrl F = FIND. I believe I have overwritten this shortcut when experimenting with macros. Can someone tell me how to get this shortcut back to working as ctrl F = FIND? |
Ctrl F shortcut in Excel ???
Anita, I was hoping you'd get a reply because I've done the same thing
myself. You will have to remove the shortcut key from the macro you assigned it to because macro shortcut keys override Excel's built-in shortcut keys. To do this, open the file that's giving trouble and click on Tools on the menubar, then Macro, then Macros. Click on the first one on the list, then the Options button. If it doesn't have f as the shortcut key, cancel and try the next one in the list until you find one with f as the shortcut key, then delete the f from the box or replace it with another key. I don't know of an easier way to find the macro that you assinged f to. James Anita wrote: ctrl F = FIND. I believe I have overwritten this shortcut when experimenting with macros. Can someone tell me how to get this shortcut back to working as ctrl F = FIND? |
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