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I use F2 (edit) all the time, but often hit F1 by mistake. I would love to
make F1 a dummy key -- nothing happens when you press it... |
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Hi Jen,
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.OnKey "{F1}", "" End Sub pasted into your workbook's ThisWorkbook code module will disable the F1 key. Ken Johnson |
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I would put it in "this workbook" of the Personal workbook, since it sounds
like you want to use it for all your Excel work. I found the place to save the Personal workbook by running the following macro: Public Sub ShowPaths() MsgBox Application.StartupPath End Sub "Ken Johnson" wrote: Hi Jen, Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.OnKey "{F1}", "" End Sub pasted into your workbook's ThisWorkbook code module will disable the F1 key. Ken Johnson |
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