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How to program keystrokes other than CTRL+something?
I often enter data into a spreadsheet using just the numeric keypad.
Frequently, I need to enter the same value into a number of successive cells. I would like to be able to repeat the entry of the same value by means of a single keystroke. The 'accelerator key' function associated with macros seems to allow only combinations of CTRL with (I think) alphanumeric keys. I have been able to do this by writing a macro that copies the contents of the previous cell to the current one (using ActiveCell methods), and specifying this macro as the second argument to an Application.OnKey statement in a macro that sets up the spreadsheet. This works fine, but I would really like to use the '+' key on the numeric keypad to do this. But if I specify "{+}" as the first argument to the Application.OnKey, it works only when I press Shift and the '+' key on the top row of the full keypad. If I press the '+' key on the numeric keypad, it simply puts a '+' into the cell! Does anyone know of a way to persuade Excel (2000) or VB to do what I want? |
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