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Macro shortcut key
Hi Experts
To run a macro without mouse clicks I assigned a shortcut key to it (Ctrl+Shift+M). When I tried it, the macro was called up ok, but stops after opening a file!! Strangly, the full macro ran fine when invoked with mouse clicks (Tools-Macro-Macros and Run). What could be the cause for this behaviour? Microsoft Excel 2002 (version: 10.2614.2625) on Win2000 Pro. Please help. Thanks Gandei Surrey, UK |
Macro shortcut key
having the shift in the shortcut combination causes macros to be disabled.
You need to use a shortcut that does not include a shift. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gandei" wrote in message ... Hi Experts To run a macro without mouse clicks I assigned a shortcut key to it (Ctrl+Shift+M). When I tried it, the macro was called up ok, but stops after opening a file!! Strangly, the full macro ran fine when invoked with mouse clicks (Tools-Macro-Macros and Run). What could be the cause for this behaviour? Microsoft Excel 2002 (version: 10.2614.2625) on Win2000 Pro. Please help. Thanks Gandei Surrey, UK |
Macro shortcut key
Thanks Tom.
Only today I found out about this newsgroup. Very exciting and useful. G -----Original Message----- having the shift in the shortcut combination causes macros to be disabled. You need to use a shortcut that does not include a shift. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Gandei" wrote in message ... Hi Experts To run a macro without mouse clicks I assigned a shortcut key to it (Ctrl+Shift+M). When I tried it, the macro was called up ok, but stops after opening a file!! Strangly, the full macro ran fine when invoked with mouse clicks (Tools-Macro-Macros and Run). What could be the cause for this behaviour? Microsoft Excel 2002 (version: 10.2614.2625) on Win2000 Pro. Please help. Thanks Gandei Surrey, UK . |
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