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Excel VBA - Macro & ShortcutKey Copy
Is it possible, through VBA, to obtain (asign to string-variable), th
shortcut key, which belongs to(runs) some macro. I hav found(VBA-ObjectBrowser Help), that the "ShortcutKey" Propert belongs to Name Object but "name deifined as a custom Microsoft Exce 4.0 macro command". But in the workbook which, I know for sure, contai macro with shortcut key asignment, there is no such "name deifined as custom macro command", there are only regular Names, ie no Name wit "MacroType" Property etc ... I have check this fact, through VBA, b asigning to Object variable, collection of all Workbook.Names (usin loop), and then check in "Locals Window" for properties. Wider context: I have made procedure which make copy of som Workbook(WbOrig) to BackUpWorkbook(WbBck), including also all o VBProject.Components, .References, etc ... Everything works fine except that, the WbBck doesn't have the "shortcut key functionality for running macros, because the "shortcut key asignment " isn' copied. System: Win98 - Excel 2000 Thank You in advance. Regards. Mirom -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Excel VBA - Macro & ShortcutKey Copy
But in the workbook which, I know for sure, contain macro with shortcut
key asignment How did you assign a shortcut key to the macro? -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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