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You really should educate your users rather than screwing with their pcs. You
can place a macro in your workbook and use Ctl + x as the shortcut to it, with this line of code for the macro to run: Selection.Copy that will prevent the keyboard shortcut. -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "KS" wrote: I have some users that cannot figure out difference between copy and cut. They are always cutting when they should be copying. How can I write a code that anytime, anyway they choose cut it will automatically change it to a copy? They are basically selection some cells in a worksheet & cutting them somewhere else in the worksheet. What they are doing is simple but how can I override their keystrokes to be the correct one? Thanks for any help. KS |
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