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Esc Key Macro instead of Ctrl+...
I have written a macro that automatically hides the sheet when Ctrl+a is
pressed. However I would like to know if it is possible to write a program that would allow me to use Esc instead of Ctrl+a. Thanks Dajana |
Esc Key Macro instead of Ctrl+...
You can use application.onkey to reassign that key. But remember, it won't do
anything while you're editting a cell. Option Explicit Sub testme01A() Application.OnKey "{Escape}", "Testme01B" End Sub Sub testme01B() MsgBox "you hit escape" End Sub Sub testme01C() Application.OnKey "{Escape}" End Sub The top procedure turns it on and the bottom turns it back to normal. Dajana wrote: I have written a macro that automatically hides the sheet when Ctrl+a is pressed. However I would like to know if it is possible to write a program that would allow me to use Esc instead of Ctrl+a. Thanks Dajana -- Dave Peterson |
Esc Key Macro instead of Ctrl+...
Ps. I don't think I'd do this. Escape is used for other things that are too
useful. Dajana wrote: I have written a macro that automatically hides the sheet when Ctrl+a is pressed. However I would like to know if it is possible to write a program that would allow me to use Esc instead of Ctrl+a. Thanks Dajana -- Dave Peterson |
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