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How to turn off the F1 key in Excel 2002
I now know how to turn it of in Word, but it is a real pain in Excel when it
keeps popping up when I want the F2 key or escape key. I use too many different keyboards and am not in the habit or looking at the keyboard (often in poor light anyway). How can I disable it? |
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Chip Pearson says that he actually "fixed" his keyboard by taking that key off.
Others say that they left the key, but removed the spring underneath. But you could use a couple of macros (one to disable and one to enable): Option Explicit Sub disableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}", "" End Sub This would toggle it back to normal. Sub enableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}" End Sub widman wrote: I now know how to turn it of in Word, but it is a real pain in Excel when it keeps popping up when I want the F2 key or escape key. I use too many different keyboards and am not in the habit or looking at the keyboard (often in poor light anyway). How can I disable it? -- Dave Peterson |
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I must be doing something wrong, but copied and pasted the first part into a
new module in my personal macro book, but the key is still alive and kicking. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Chip Pearson says that he actually "fixed" his keyboard by taking that key off. Others say that they left the key, but removed the spring underneath. But you could use a couple of macros (one to disable and one to enable): Option Explicit Sub disableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}", "" End Sub This would toggle it back to normal. Sub enableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}" End Sub widman wrote: I now know how to turn it of in Word, but it is a real pain in Excel when it keeps popping up when I want the F2 key or escape key. I use too many different keyboards and am not in the habit or looking at the keyboard (often in poor light anyway). How can I disable it? -- Dave Peterson |
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Did you run that macro?
Or add a line to the auto_open subroutine sub auto_open() 'your code here call disablef1 end sub and corresponding: sub auto_close() 'your code here call enableF1 end sub widman wrote: I must be doing something wrong, but copied and pasted the first part into a new module in my personal macro book, but the key is still alive and kicking. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Chip Pearson says that he actually "fixed" his keyboard by taking that key off. Others say that they left the key, but removed the spring underneath. But you could use a couple of macros (one to disable and one to enable): Option Explicit Sub disableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}", "" End Sub This would toggle it back to normal. Sub enableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}" End Sub widman wrote: I now know how to turn it of in Word, but it is a real pain in Excel when it keeps popping up when I want the F2 key or escape key. I use too many different keyboards and am not in the habit or looking at the keyboard (often in poor light anyway). How can I disable it? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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thanks, that is great
now let's teach microsoft "Dave Peterson" wrote: Did you run that macro? Or add a line to the auto_open subroutine sub auto_open() 'your code here call disablef1 end sub and corresponding: sub auto_close() 'your code here call enableF1 end sub widman wrote: I must be doing something wrong, but copied and pasted the first part into a new module in my personal macro book, but the key is still alive and kicking. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Chip Pearson says that he actually "fixed" his keyboard by taking that key off. Others say that they left the key, but removed the spring underneath. But you could use a couple of macros (one to disable and one to enable): Option Explicit Sub disableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}", "" End Sub This would toggle it back to normal. Sub enableF1() Application.OnKey "{f1}" End Sub widman wrote: I now know how to turn it of in Word, but it is a real pain in Excel when it keeps popping up when I want the F2 key or escape key. I use too many different keyboards and am not in the habit or looking at the keyboard (often in poor light anyway). How can I disable it? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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