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Running a macro
Hi,
Is it possible to give " Alt + Some Alphabet " as shortcut to run a macro....? Any Eg. Please Regards Thyagaraj |
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No, but you can do Ctrl - X where the X is any letter you choose. But it is
recommended that you use Ctrl - Shift - X instead as Excel already has a number of Ctrl - X shortcuts built-in to the program. HTH Otto "Thyagaraj" wrote in message ups.com... Hi, Is it possible to give " Alt + Some Alphabet " as shortcut to run a macro....? Any Eg. Please Regards Thyagaraj |
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Look at OnKey in VBA help.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Thyagaraj" wrote: Hi, Is it possible to give " Alt + Some Alphabet " as shortcut to run a macro....? Any Eg. Please Regards Thyagaraj |
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