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shift+(key) to run macro
I have a macro that opens several different files.
It works fine. To run the macro, I have assigned a shortcut key: ctrl+e in the macro options dialogue box. This works great. However, if I assign shortcut key: ctrl+SHIFT+e (or any other letter), the macro cuts out immediately after opening just the first file. Does anyone have any idea why this is? It is really annoying me that I can't have ctrl+shift+e. (It is my fifth general macro for my work and the others are a,b,c,d and all wrok fine). Cheers, Allen |
shift+(key) to run macro
don't use a shorcut key combination that contains SHIFT.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Allen" <1@1 wrote in message ... I have a macro that opens several different files. It works fine. To run the macro, I have assigned a shortcut key: ctrl+e in the macro options dialogue box. This works great. However, if I assign shortcut key: ctrl+SHIFT+e (or any other letter), the macro cuts out immediately after opening just the first file. Does anyone have any idea why this is? It is really annoying me that I can't have ctrl+shift+e. (It is my fifth general macro for my work and the others are a,b,c,d and all wrok fine). Cheers, Allen |
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