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Sendkey not working
Hi all, Sendkey doesn't seem to be working correctly, I want it to do alt, F, E, E. But when executing the code, it executed alt, F then the "File" loses the highlight. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ben -- |
Sendkey not working
What commands are you trying to execute with the two E's? I'm using Excel
2003, and nothing in my File menu has a shortcut of E. Check what letter is underlined for the command you want to execute in the File menu. Hope this helps, Hutch "Ben" wrote: Hi all, Sendkey doesn't seem to be working correctly, I want it to do alt, F, E, E. But when executing the code, it executed alt, F then the "File" loses the highlight. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ben -- |
Sendkey not working
I think this is what you want
Application.SendKeys "%(FEE)" -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Ben" wrote: Hi all, Sendkey doesn't seem to be working correctly, I want it to do alt, F, E, E. But when executing the code, it executed alt, F then the "File" loses the highlight. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ben -- |
Sendkey not working
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your suggestions. It works now. Ben -- "Tom Hutchins" wrote: What commands are you trying to execute with the two E's? I'm using Excel 2003, and nothing in my File menu has a shortcut of E. Check what letter is underlined for the command you want to execute in the File menu. Hope this helps, Hutch "Ben" wrote: Hi all, Sendkey doesn't seem to be working correctly, I want it to do alt, F, E, E. But when executing the code, it executed alt, F then the "File" loses the highlight. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ben -- |
Sendkey not working
Thanks John.
Ben -- "John Bundy" wrote: I think this is what you want Application.SendKeys "%(FEE)" -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Ben" wrote: Hi all, Sendkey doesn't seem to be working correctly, I want it to do alt, F, E, E. But when executing the code, it executed alt, F then the "File" loses the highlight. Any thoughts? Thanks, Ben -- |
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