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Shrikant

Assigning Key Board Shortcuts !!
 
How to assign functions (or anything else - like font size, type, color etc)
to key board shortcuts. I am not refering to Macros. Can I overwrite the
pre-defined shortcuts assigned by MS ?
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Shrikant

FSt1

hi
it is to my understanding that all keyboard shortcuts fire a macro or some
kind of code. code is the only way you can get a computer to do something
otherwize it just set there waiting for you to do something so it can run
code associated with the event you triggered. that's why it's called "event
driven programming".

see this web site to find out if what you want isn't already assigned.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/KeyboardShortcuts.htm

as to overwriting, not sure about that. don't think so.
anyone else know?

Regards
FSt1
"Shrikant" wrote:

How to assign functions (or anything else - like font size, type, color etc)
to key board shortcuts. I am not refering to Macros. Can I overwrite the
pre-defined shortcuts assigned by MS ?
--
Shrikant


Dave Peterson

You'd have to use macros in excel for windows.

(I read a couple of posts that say excel for Macs can do this--like MSWord for
windows.)



Shrikant wrote:

How to assign functions (or anything else - like font size, type, color etc)
to key board shortcuts. I am not refering to Macros. Can I overwrite the
pre-defined shortcuts assigned by MS ?
--
Shrikant


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Dave Peterson


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