sendkeys string
 

I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33


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l-hawk

sendkeys string
 

On May 11, 9:17 am, hawki wrote:
I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33

--
l-hawk

Hello Hawki,

If you want to move 4 cells to left and then down, try this...

Sub Lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys "{Left 4}"
SendKeys "{Down}"
Next count
End Sub

Sincerely,
Leith Ross

sendkeys string
 

Thanks for your assistance.

My objective is to enter formulas in a column that have numbers in adjacent
cells in an adjacent column by entering an "=" sign, move to the "left" to
enter and address of the adjacent cell in an adjacent column, enter a "-"
sign, enter a "4", press the "enter" key, move "down" one cell in the same
column, repeat the action another 2 times.

--
l-hawk


"Leith Ross" wrote:

On May 11, 9:17 am, hawki wrote:
I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33

--
l-hawk

Hello Hawki,

If you want to move 4 cells to left and then down, try this...

Sub Lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys "{Left 4}"
SendKeys "{Down}"
Next count
End Sub

Sincerely,
Leith Ross

sendkeys string
 

Any reason you can't just use the normal Excel object/methods ?
Only use SendKeys when you have no other option.

Activecell.Formula="=" & Activecell.offset(1.0).value & "-4"

Add your loop

NickHK

"hawki" wrote in message
...
Thanks for your assistance.

My objective is to enter formulas in a column that have numbers in
adjacent
cells in an adjacent column by entering an "=" sign, move to the "left" to
enter and address of the adjacent cell in an adjacent column, enter a "-"
sign, enter a "4", press the "enter" key, move "down" one cell in the same
column, repeat the action another 2 times.

--
l-hawk


"Leith Ross" wrote:

On May 11, 9:17 am, hawki wrote:
I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run
the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a
remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is
as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33

--
l-hawk

Hello Hawki,

If you want to move 4 cells to left and then down, try this...

Sub Lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys "{Left 4}"
SendKeys "{Down}"
Next count
End Sub

Sincerely,
Leith Ross

sendkeys string
 

Thanks a million!!

How would I move the cursor to one below the active cell?

--
l-hawk


"NickHK" wrote:

Any reason you can't just use the normal Excel object/methods ?
Only use SendKeys when you have no other option.

Activecell.Formula="=" & Activecell.offset(1.0).value & "-4"

Add your loop

NickHK

"hawki" wrote in message
...
Thanks for your assistance.

My objective is to enter formulas in a column that have numbers in
adjacent
cells in an adjacent column by entering an "=" sign, move to the "left" to
enter and address of the adjacent cell in an adjacent column, enter a "-"
sign, enter a "4", press the "enter" key, move "down" one cell in the same
column, repeat the action another 2 times.

--
l-hawk


"Leith Ross" wrote:

On May 11, 9:17 am, hawki wrote:
I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run
the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a
remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is
as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33

--
l-hawk

Hello Hawki,

If you want to move 4 cells to left and then down, try this...

Sub Lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys "{Left 4}"
SendKeys "{Down}"
Next count
End Sub

Sincerely,
Leith Ross

sendkeys string
 

Activecell.offset(1,0).select


hawki wrote:

Thanks a million!!

How would I move the cursor to one below the active cell?

--
l-hawk

"NickHK" wrote:

Any reason you can't just use the normal Excel object/methods ?
Only use SendKeys when you have no other option.

Activecell.Formula="=" & Activecell.offset(1.0).value & "-4"

Add your loop

NickHK

"hawki" wrote in message
...
Thanks for your assistance.

My objective is to enter formulas in a column that have numbers in
adjacent
cells in an adjacent column by entering an "=" sign, move to the "left" to
enter and address of the adjacent cell in an adjacent column, enter a "-"
sign, enter a "4", press the "enter" key, move "down" one cell in the same
column, repeat the action another 2 times.

--
l-hawk


"Leith Ross" wrote:

On May 11, 9:17 am, hawki wrote:
I assigned a shortcut key to a macro using "ctrl" and a letter. The
following "sendkeys string:=" does not function properly. If I run
the
macro without the shortcut key, the macro runs properly. Is there a
remedy
so that the macro may run using the shortcut key? The macro line is
as
follows:

Sub lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys String:="={left}-4~{down}"
Next count
End Sub

Spreadsheet example:

21 active cell (macro is run from the active cell)
24
33

--
l-hawk

Hello Hawki,

If you want to move 4 cells to left and then down, try this...

Sub Lop()
For count = 1 To 3
SendKeys "{Left 4}"
SendKeys "{Down}"
Next count
End Sub

Sincerely,
Leith Ross






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Dave Peterson