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I I have a macro that enters data into cells and want the data values to be
read back to me as I enter it. The SpeakonEnter doesn't work for this
because I'm not actually pressing 'Enter' - it's the macro putting the data
in. Is there a way to make this happen by using the speech.speak function
with a varible name after the function? Perhaps another way?
I can't seem to get it to work.
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Default speech function and variables

You can always "speak" text without or before entering it in a cell:

Sub talkum()
Application.Speech.Speak "hi there"
End Sub

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I I have a macro that enters data into cells and want the data values to be
read back to me as I enter it. The SpeakonEnter doesn't work for this
because I'm not actually pressing 'Enter' - it's the macro putting the data
in. Is there a way to make this happen by using the speech.speak function
with a varible name after the function? Perhaps another way?
I can't seem to get it to work.

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