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Tracing and reassigning macro short cut keys
I have inherited a very useful spreadsheet that automatically loads when
excel starts and remains hidden, operating in the background. Unfortunately, their is a useless macro assigned the Ctrl + z shortcut which means we cannot use it for the undo function. Is it possible to find out which macros have shortcuts assigned to them and can I reassign ctrl + z back to undo? Or will it revert automatically when I delete the macro? |
Tracing and reassigning macro short cut keys
it will automatically revert once you delete it
to find out which macro it is i would open up VBA and do a search in the entire project for 'Ctrl+z' If the macro was recorded this might be in a comment line, you can then delete that macro. "Graeme" wrote: I have inherited a very useful spreadsheet that automatically loads when excel starts and remains hidden, operating in the background. Unfortunately, their is a useless macro assigned the Ctrl + z shortcut which means we cannot use it for the undo function. Is it possible to find out which macros have shortcuts assigned to them and can I reassign ctrl + z back to undo? Or will it revert automatically when I delete the macro? |
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