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How do I set my "Insert" key as a paste command shortcut in Excel
I have set my "Insert" key as a keyboard shortcut to "paste" in Word 2007 and
would like to do the same in Excel 2007, but I can't find where to access anything that allows me to create my own keyboard shortcuts. Anyone got any ideas? I have to add that Microsoft have done an excellent job at hiding and re-naming most of the everyday functions I used to use in Office 2003, I've gone from a reasonably proficient expert to a complete and utter know-nothing novice overnight and Microsoft's built in "help" only sems to tell me what I already know, but not where they've hidden the button or what it's called now! |
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Ben,
Thanks for the help, I've downloaded the guides on the weblinks you provided as they will help with loads of things, but unfortunately I couldn't find how to assign my own shortcut keys in there. Andrew "Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)" wrote: You might find these useful: * http://office.microsoft.com/training...RC100620751033 (Free online training for using the Ribbon and Fluent interface) * http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...491511033.aspx (Free interactive tool to help you find where that 2003 command went in 2007) -- -Ben- Ben M. Schorr, MVP Roland Schorr & Tower http://www.rolandschorr.com http://www.officeforlawyers.com "Andrew Ball" <Andrew wrote in message : I have set my "Insert" key as a keyboard shortcut to "paste" in Word 2007 and would like to do the same in Excel 2007, but I can't find where to access anything that allows me to create my own keyboard shortcuts. Anyone got any ideas? I have to add that Microsoft have done an excellent job at hiding and re-naming most of the everyday functions I used to use in Office 2003, I've gone from a reasonably proficient expert to a complete and utter know-nothing novice overnight and Microsoft's built in "help" only sems to tell me what I already know, but not where they've hidden the button or what it's called now! |
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How do I set my "Insert" key as a paste command shortcut in Ex
First enter the following code into a module of your workbook (or a
module in your Personal.xls to have available to all workbooks): Sub AssignInsertKey() Application.OnKey "{INSERT}", "Paste" End Sub Sub Paste() ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub Now run just the AssignInsertKey macro. (The AssignInsertKey macro will automatically initiate the Paste macro.) Now whenever you do a Copy, all you have to do is hit the Insert Key, and whatever you copied will be pasted into whatever cell you're in when you hit Insert |
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Just a couple of additional thoughts...
While I know that you want to use just the single key of Insert to Paste, the standard 2-key shortcut of Ctrl+V works very nicely in all Windows applications, and 2 keys isn't really such a hardship. However, if you really like utilizing the Insert key, note that without any programming whatsoever, Shift+Insert (while not as commonly known as Ctrl+V) is also built into Windows as a 2-key Paste shortcut. |
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How do I set my "Insert" key as a paste command shortcut in Ex
Thanks, I had a go, but I think its beyond me, I kept getting error messages,
I'm not really into programming at the level you seem to be so I'm not sure I was doing it right! Andrew "Paul D. Simon" wrote: First enter the following code into a module of your workbook (or a module in your Personal.xls to have available to all workbooks): Sub AssignInsertKey() Application.OnKey "{INSERT}", "Paste" End Sub Sub Paste() ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub Now run just the AssignInsertKey macro. (The AssignInsertKey macro will automatically initiate the Paste macro.) Now whenever you do a Copy, all you have to do is hit the Insert Key, and whatever you copied will be pasted into whatever cell you're in when you hit Insert |
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How do I set my "Insert" key as a paste command shortcut in Ex
Paul,
Now this is a bit more at my level! Shift and Insert is a good tip, I can do it with my right hand while my left hand is using the mouse (being left handed). I know you can do Control and V with one hand as well but it doesn't flow easily either with the right hand or keep leaving the mouse and using my left! Thanks Andrew "Paul D. Simon" wrote: Just a couple of additional thoughts... While I know that you want to use just the single key of Insert to Paste, the standard 2-key shortcut of Ctrl+V works very nicely in all Windows applications, and 2 keys isn't really such a hardship. However, if you really like utilizing the Insert key, note that without any programming whatsoever, Shift+Insert (while not as commonly known as Ctrl+V) is also built into Windows as a 2-key Paste shortcut. |
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Glad to have been of help.
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