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Method to increment value in data field?
It would be helpful while tabulating survey data, to be able to increment a
field value by one-- with the stroke of a "hot key" rather than having to erase the current value and raise it by one. Does such a method exist? |
Hi Karl
you can use a macro to do this and assign the macro to a shortcut key combination. choose tools / macro / macros in the white line type a name for the macro (e.g. inc_one) and click on the create button you will be taken to the VBE Window and you'll see something along the lines of Sub inc_one() End Sub in between these two lines type (or copy & paste) ActiveCell.Value = ActiveCell.Value + 1 close the VBE Window, using the X at the top right. now go back into tools / macro / macros, click on your macro and choose options - here you can set up a short cut key combination (e.g. ctrl & shift & z) Click OK and then close using the X now to increment a value by 1, just use your shortcut key combination. Hope this helps Cheers JulieD "Karl H" wrote in message ... It would be helpful while tabulating survey data, to be able to increment a field value by one-- with the stroke of a "hot key" rather than having to erase the current value and raise it by one. Does such a method exist? |
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