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Is there a way to detect what key is being pressed when running a macro? I
am familiar with the Keydown method, but I am using a button from the forms toolbar not an active X button (so I assume that this procedure won't work). So, is there a way to detect whether the shift key is being pressed when I press a button to run a macro? I realize that I could switch the button for an active X command button, but I would like to learn the answer regardless. Thanks! |
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