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Hi,
I currently increase and decrease indents by clicking the appropriate buttons on the Formatting toolbar. I'd like to use a shortcut key instead. I don't see one listed in the shortcuts help document. Am I missing something, or am I asking too much? Vaughan |
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Vaughan,
You're asking too much. Put the following macros in a module. Probably best in Personal.xls. You can copy them from here and paste them into the module. Sub IndentIncrease() On Error Resume Next Selection.InsertIndent 1 End Sub Sub IndentDecrease() On Error Resume Next Selection.InsertIndent -1 End Sub Now assign your desired keyboard shortcuts to the macros with Tools - Macro - Macros - Options. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "Vaughan" wrote in message ... Hi, I currently increase and decrease indents by clicking the appropriate buttons on the Formatting toolbar. I'd like to use a shortcut key instead. I don't see one listed in the shortcuts help document. Am I missing something, or am I asking too much? Vaughan |
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To increase indents : Ctrl + Alt + Tab
To decrease indents : Ctrl +Alt + Shift + Tab Thanks. "Vaughan" wrote: Hi, I currently increase and decrease indents by clicking the appropriate buttons on the Formatting toolbar. I'd like to use a shortcut key instead. I don't see one listed in the shortcuts help document. Am I missing something, or am I asking too much? Vaughan |
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How do I keep the Ctrl+Alt+Tab from activating the Alt+Tab switching of windows in Windows 7?
I just want to activate the Increase Indent function, not switch to another application! Quote:
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