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I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user-defined shortcut keys in
Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) |
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Hi Helge,
Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user-defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) |
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No, I'm sorry. Chip Pearson provides a "master list" of short-cut keys that
only includes the pre-defined short-cuts. But I am interested in a list that (also) includes my personal short-cuts. __________________________________________________ _______ "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Helge, Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user-defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) |
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Hi Helge,
My apologies, I missed the vital *user-defined* qualification. It may be possible but I am not aware of any way of returning macro shortcut assignments. --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... No, I'm sorry. Chip Pearson provides a "master list" of short-cut keys that only includes the pre-defined short-cuts. But I am interested in a list that (also) includes my personal short-cuts. __________________________________________________ _______ "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Helge, Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user-defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) |
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Norman & Helge,
I've just had a quick look at this, looks pretty good: http://www.xcelfiles.com/GetShortCutKeys.html Regards, Peter -----Original Message----- Hi Helge, My apologies, I missed the vital *user-defined* qualification. It may be possible but I am not aware of any way of returning macro shortcut assignments. --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... No, I'm sorry. Chip Pearson provides a "master list" of short-cut keys that only includes the pre-defined short-cuts. But I am interested in a list that (also) includes my personal short-cuts. __________________________________________________ _______ "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Helge, Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user- defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) . |
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Hi Peter,
Thank you for that. It looks Xcellent! I had in fact seen this on Ivan's site before but contrived to forgrt that I knew of its existence. --- Regards, Norman "Peter T" wrote in message ... Norman & Helge, I've just had a quick look at this, looks pretty good: http://www.xcelfiles.com/GetShortCutKeys.html Regards, Peter -----Original Message----- Hi Helge, My apologies, I missed the vital *user-defined* qualification. It may be possible but I am not aware of any way of returning macro shortcut assignments. --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... No, I'm sorry. Chip Pearson provides a "master list" of short-cut keys that only includes the pre-defined short-cuts. But I am interested in a list that (also) includes my personal short-cuts. __________________________________________________ _______ "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Helge, Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user- defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) . |
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If you run it, would you report back how long it took you,
the speed of your machine, and how many shortcuts it found, I figured it would take several hours with what I was supplied once before -- don't know if this is the same or not. --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001] My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm "Peter T" wrote in message ... Norman & Helge, I've just had a quick look at this, looks pretty good: http://www.xcelfiles.com/GetShortCutKeys.html Regards, Peter -----Original Message----- Hi Helge, My apologies, I missed the vital *user-defined* qualification. It may be possible but I am not aware of any way of returning macro shortcut assignments. --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... No, I'm sorry. Chip Pearson provides a "master list" of short-cut keys that only includes the pre-defined short-cuts. But I am interested in a list that (also) includes my personal short-cuts. __________________________________________________ _______ "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Helge, Chip Pearson has already done the work for you! http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ShortCuts.htm --- Regards, Norman "Helge V. Larsen" (AndThis) wrote in message ... I have tried to use VBA to make a list of all user- defined shortcut keys in Excel - but have found no object or collection that holds the definitions. Is it at all possible ? - and if it is, then HOW ? (System-defined shortcuts can be found by letting the Answer Wizard chew on "Print a list of shortcut keys".) . |
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