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hi
i'm trying to creat a simple routine, that works off a toolbar button, all i want it to do is put an equals sign '=' in the active cell and make it active so i can use the number pad. i've got the equals thing worked out activecell.value = "=", but the problem is trying to make the cell active, so when i type in numbers, it doesn't overwrite my equals sign any help would be great cheers mark |
enter into an excel cell...
Mark,
Use SendKeys. E.g., ActiveCell.Value = "=" SendKeys "{F2}" -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Mark" wrote in message ... hi i'm trying to creat a simple routine, that works off a toolbar button, all i want it to do is put an equals sign '=' in the active cell and make it active so i can use the number pad. i've got the equals thing worked out activecell.value = "=", but the problem is trying to make the cell active, so when i type in numbers, it doesn't overwrite my equals sign any help would be great cheers mark |
enter into an excel cell...
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Application.SendKeys "{f2}=" End Sub Regards, Tom Ogilvy Mark wrote in message ... hi i'm trying to creat a simple routine, that works off a toolbar button, all i want it to do is put an equals sign '=' in the active cell and make it active so i can use the number pad. i've got the equals thing worked out activecell.value = "=", but the problem is trying to make the cell active, so when i type in numbers, it doesn't overwrite my equals sign any help would be great cheers mark |
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