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Could someone please remind me how to ensure hitting the RETURN key always
has the same effect as clicking the OK button on a UserForm. -- donwb |
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Set the Default property of the OK button to True.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "donbowyer" wrote in message ... Could someone please remind me how to ensure hitting the RETURN key always has the same effect as clicking the OK button on a UserForm. -- donwb |
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Of course! Memory's not what it was. Thanks
-- donwb "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Set the Default property of the OK button to True. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "donbowyer" wrote in message ... Could someone please remind me how to ensure hitting the RETURN key always has the same effect as clicking the OK button on a UserForm. -- donwb |
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