is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks

James wrote:
is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks


Shift+Space
Hans

Shift spacebar will select the rows in the area with the activecell.

You may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm

James wrote:

is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks

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Dave Peterson

I knew of the shift + space bar, but I wanted to know if there was way to
change the color of the cell, and row (i.e. yellow or green) by some key
combination.

James

"Hans Knudsen" wrote:

James wrote:
is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks


Shift+Space
Hans

Not quite what I was looking for but I have seen this add in, it is very cool
but it does make the undo option unavailable.

The shift + spacebar I already knew, but I was looking for a shortcut to
change the color of the cell and row (i.e. yellow or green). I just don't
like to use the mouse to much.

Thanks,
James

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Shift spacebar will select the rows in the area with the activecell.

You may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm

James wrote:

is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks

--

Dave Peterson

You may be able to mess around with an event macro, but those will usually
destroy the undo stack, too.



James wrote:

Not quite what I was looking for but I have seen this add in, it is very cool
but it does make the undo option unavailable.

The shift + spacebar I already knew, but I was looking for a shortcut to
change the color of the cell and row (i.e. yellow or green). I just don't
like to use the mouse to much.

Thanks,
James

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Shift spacebar will select the rows in the area with the activecell.

You may want to try Chip Pearson's Rowliner:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/RowLiner.htm

James wrote:

is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson

James,

I use the following macro to highlight the current selection. It cycles
between 4 highlight colors as well as no highlight. You can easily change the
colorindex values to suit your preferences, but unfortunately the macro does
clear the Undo stack. I have the macro bound to the Ctrl^Shift^H key
combination so I can easliy select a highlight color by repeatedly pressing
this combination.

To highlight the entire row you could press Shift^Space then Ctrl^Shift^H,
or you could modify the code to use the expression "With
Selection.EntireRow.Interior" instead of "With Selection.Interior"

Hope that helps,

TK

Code follows:

Sub Highlight()
Dim color As Variant

With Selection.Interior
Select Case .ColorIndex
Case xlNone
.ColorIndex = 6
Case 6
.ColorIndex = 3
Case 3
.ColorIndex = 5
Case 5
.ColorIndex = 37
Case Else
.ColorIndex = xlNone
End Select
End With
End Sub

"James" wrote:

is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks

Works Great, I love it. This will work great as i go through a worksheet and
just new to highlight rows at random.

Thanks.

"T Kirtley" wrote:

James,

I use the following macro to highlight the current selection. It cycles
between 4 highlight colors as well as no highlight. You can easily change the
colorindex values to suit your preferences, but unfortunately the macro does
clear the Undo stack. I have the macro bound to the Ctrl^Shift^H key
combination so I can easliy select a highlight color by repeatedly pressing
this combination.

To highlight the entire row you could press Shift^Space then Ctrl^Shift^H,
or you could modify the code to use the expression "With
Selection.EntireRow.Interior" instead of "With Selection.Interior"

Hope that helps,

TK

Code follows:

Sub Highlight()
Dim color As Variant

With Selection.Interior
Select Case .ColorIndex
Case xlNone
.ColorIndex = 6
Case 6
.ColorIndex = 3
Case 3
.ColorIndex = 5
Case 5
.ColorIndex = 37
Case Else
.ColorIndex = xlNone
End Select
End With
End Sub

"James" wrote:

is there a keyborad shortcut to highlight the active row you are on?

Thanks