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I have a problem with duplicate shortcut keys, and I was wondering if anyone
knew any way around this. I have developed some personal macros that I use control + a, d, or r to activate and these macros are stored on the Personal.xls spreadsheet because I use them all the time. However, I have just started working with a worksheet developed by a co-worker which uses all of these keys as macros within the spreadsheet. From what I have read, the first spreadsheet opened when there is a duplication of shortcut keys has the priority, and since the Personal.xls spreadsheet is always first, my shortcuts will always be called. Since macros are supposed to make things easier, I was wondering if there is an easy way to work around this conflict. Aside from redefining the shortcut keys (which really isn't an option), the only way I can think of around this is to unhide the personal.xls spreadsheet and close it everytime I need to run one of the new spreadsheet macros. This seems like an simple annoyance, but before I resign myself to this, is there any other way of getting around this? I would hope for some kind of option like giving priority to specific macros, but I haven't found anything like it. Thanks for any information. |
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