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A good macro that works wrong with keyboard shortcut
I have a keyboard shortcut problem with a macro I have
recorded. The macro opens and formats three text space delimited files. I know the macro works OK because when I select it with the mouse in the macro menu and hit Run it works fine. Now I want to have a keyboard shortcut that will save me the clicks in the menu. Using Options on the macro menu allows me to enter a shortcut key (eg ctrl-shift-E). But when I run the macro using ctrl-shift-E the macro only works as far as opening the first file. It goes no further and considers its job done. I don't understand why this is. Any ideas? |
A good macro that works wrong with keyboard shortcut
Yes, the Shift part of your shortcut is causing he problem.
Use a shortcut key combination that does not involve Shift. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Allen" wrote in message ... I have a keyboard shortcut problem with a macro I have recorded. The macro opens and formats three text space delimited files. I know the macro works OK because when I select it with the mouse in the macro menu and hit Run it works fine. Now I want to have a keyboard shortcut that will save me the clicks in the menu. Using Options on the macro menu allows me to enter a shortcut key (eg ctrl-shift-E). But when I run the macro using ctrl-shift-E the macro only works as far as opening the first file. It goes no further and considers its job done. I don't understand why this is. Any ideas? |
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