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Recognizing Ctl or shift key in VBA
Does anyone know a way of recognizing whether the shift key or control key
are pressed from inside VBA. I want a userform button to behave differently if one of these keys are pressed. |
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Recognizing Ctl or shift key in VBA
Look up in help "KeyDown" and Keycode Constants. It's tricky to explain
here, but the help should be "helpful". "Rhythm" wrote: Does anyone know a way of recognizing whether the shift key or control key are pressed from inside VBA. I want a userform button to behave differently if one of these keys are pressed. |
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Recognizing Ctl or shift key in VBA
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/KeyTest.aspx
-- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Rhythm" wrote: Does anyone know a way of recognizing whether the shift key or control key are pressed from inside VBA. I want a userform button to behave differently if one of these keys are pressed. |
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