How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into
the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff |
How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
Actually, the default behavior of F11 is to insert a chart sheet, not
worksheet. It is possible that you had an add-in that trapped for F11 and inserted a worksheet not a chart sheet. The following code will set F11 to insert a worksheet rather than a Chart sheet. "laineywolff" wrote in message ... At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff |
How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
Forgot to post the code.
Sub SetF11() Application.OnKey "{F11}", "InsertWorksheet" End Sub Sub ResetF11() Application.OnKey "{F11}" End Sub Sub InsertWorksheet() ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Add End Sub -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "laineywolff" wrote in message ... At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff |
How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
Chip,
Sorry to bother you, but I am a novice with excel coding, how do I insert the code into the sheet for it to work? "Chip Pearson" wrote: Forgot to post the code. Sub SetF11() Application.OnKey "{F11}", "InsertWorksheet" End Sub Sub ResetF11() Application.OnKey "{F11}" End Sub Sub InsertWorksheet() ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Add End Sub -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel, 10 Years Pearson Software Consulting www.cpearson.com (email on the web site) "laineywolff" wrote in message ... At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff |
How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
F11 inserts a chart. Shift+F11 inserts a new worksheet
Tyro "laineywolff" wrote in message ... At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff |
How do I set F11 to insert worksheet Excel 2003?
Maybe you hit shift-F11 to get the new worksheet and you're memory is going
<vbg. Chip Pearson has a list of shortcuts he http://cpearson.com/excel/KeyboardShortcuts.htm But I can never remember those keys (except for a couple--it's hell getting old!). So I've added a couple of icons to my favorite toolbar: Tools|Customize|Toolbars tab|create a new toolbar if you like then On the Commands Tab|Insert category|drag the Worksheet icon to that favorite toolbar. I also dragged an icon from the Forms category--it was the Toggle Grid icon. Then I can show/hide those gridlines really easily. laineywolff wrote: At other locations using Excel 2003 I was able to insert a new worksheet into the workbook in which I was working by pressing F11. Where I work now, when I press F11 it inserts a chart not a worksheet. Do you know how I can reset the default so that F11 will insert a worksheet? Thanks, laineywolff -- Dave Peterson |
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