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Verify that the vbe is active when using sendkeys
I am trying to use sendkeys. Is there a way to confirm that I have
the macro in the vbe editor, so that I have sendkeys access the vbe editor rather than accidentally access regular excel menu? thanks for your help |
Verify that the vbe is active when using sendkeys
You can switch to the VBE using this
Application.VBE.ActiveCodePane.Sho This switches to the VBE - a further refiement might be to make the 'right' code visible? |
Verify that the vbe is active when using sendkeys
An even further refinement might be to figure out how to not have to use
sendkeys - depending on what you are doing that may be the best solution although it is admitted that not every action can be accomplished with code. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "AA2e72E" wrote in message ... You can switch to the VBE using this: Application.VBE.ActiveCodePane.Show This switches to the VBE - a further refiement might be to make the 'right' code visible? |
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