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Change default F12
Hello there,
is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
Correction to the last sentence: ...from F12 to something else.
"Dimitris" wrote: Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help.
But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey
"{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
Sub test()
OnKeyEdit 1 ' 0 to reset to default End Sub Sub OnKeyEdit(SetType As Long) Dim sMacro As String If SetType = 0 Then ' reset default Application.OnKey "{F12}" Else If SetType = 1 Then sMacro = "EditCell" Else ' some other number to send an empty string ' and clear F12 of any action, even default End If Application.OnKey "{F12}", sMacro End If End Sub Sub EditCell() Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") End Sub Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey "{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
Thanks a lot Peter
Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: Sub test() OnKeyEdit 1 ' 0 to reset to default End Sub Sub OnKeyEdit(SetType As Long) Dim sMacro As String If SetType = 0 Then ' reset default Application.OnKey "{F12}" Else If SetType = 1 Then sMacro = "EditCell" Else ' some other number to send an empty string ' and clear F12 of any action, even default End If Application.OnKey "{F12}", sMacro End If End Sub Sub EditCell() Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") End Sub Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey "{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
Good afternoon from Greece
One more last question. If you are in a cell in edit mode and press F12 excel ignore the previous code and the F12 is again Save as.... How can i Pass this problem? If you are not in the cell but you have just select it, the code work perfect Thanks... "Dimitris" wrote: Thanks a lot Peter Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: Sub test() OnKeyEdit 1 ' 0 to reset to default End Sub Sub OnKeyEdit(SetType As Long) Dim sMacro As String If SetType = 0 Then ' reset default Application.OnKey "{F12}" Else If SetType = 1 Then sMacro = "EditCell" Else ' some other number to send an empty string ' and clear F12 of any action, even default End If Application.OnKey "{F12}", sMacro End If End Sub Sub EditCell() Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") End Sub Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey "{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
Yes I see what you mean.
Normally when in edit mode all code is suspended. Besides F12 I'm also surprised to see F1 and F7 appear to work. I don't know how to avoid that and suspect it's not possible, at least not with normal VBA methods. Look again at the code I posted and notice how if you pass say '2' to the OnKeyEdit routine it disables F12 as a SaveAs shortcut (as intended). However if you enter edit mode then press F12, it will call the SaveAs dialog. Exit edit mode and the F12 key reverts to being disabled. I have never noticed that behaviour before. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Good afternoon from Greece One more last question. If you are in a cell in edit mode and press F12 excel ignore the previous code and the F12 is again Save as.... How can i Pass this problem? If you are not in the cell but you have just select it, the code work perfect Thanks... "Dimitris" wrote: Thanks a lot Peter Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: Sub test() OnKeyEdit 1 ' 0 to reset to default End Sub Sub OnKeyEdit(SetType As Long) Dim sMacro As String If SetType = 0 Then ' reset default Application.OnKey "{F12}" Else If SetType = 1 Then sMacro = "EditCell" Else ' some other number to send an empty string ' and clear F12 of any action, even default End If Application.OnKey "{F12}", sMacro End If End Sub Sub EditCell() Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") End Sub Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey "{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
Change default F12
The problem that I have to deal with is that I will pass values from a
barcode reader. The reader have a predifed suffix that it is F12 and i must not change it. With the code (not in edit mode in a cell) everything works perfect. But in my case the barcode pass the data in edit mode in the cell and so I can not bypass the F12. And this is a big problem for me. Thanks anyway Peter. If you found something I would be very happy to hear it. Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: Yes I see what you mean. Normally when in edit mode all code is suspended. Besides F12 I'm also surprised to see F1 and F7 appear to work. I don't know how to avoid that and suspect it's not possible, at least not with normal VBA methods. Look again at the code I posted and notice how if you pass say '2' to the OnKeyEdit routine it disables F12 as a SaveAs shortcut (as intended). However if you enter edit mode then press F12, it will call the SaveAs dialog. Exit edit mode and the F12 key reverts to being disabled. I have never noticed that behaviour before. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Good afternoon from Greece One more last question. If you are in a cell in edit mode and press F12 excel ignore the previous code and the F12 is again Save as.... How can i Pass this problem? If you are not in the cell but you have just select it, the code work perfect Thanks... "Dimitris" wrote: Thanks a lot Peter Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: Sub test() OnKeyEdit 1 ' 0 to reset to default End Sub Sub OnKeyEdit(SetType As Long) Dim sMacro As String If SetType = 0 Then ' reset default Application.OnKey "{F12}" Else If SetType = 1 Then sMacro = "EditCell" Else ' some other number to send an empty string ' and clear F12 of any action, even default End If Application.OnKey "{F12}", sMacro End If End Sub Sub EditCell() Application.SendKeys ("{F2}") End Sub Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... With this line can I call Enter when I press F12 : Application.OnKey "{F12}", "{ENTER}" It is not working to me and I have the message:"I can not Find the macro ENTER. Thanks Dimitris "Peter T" wrote: You can assign F12 to some other macro that does nothing, see OnKey in help. But unless you need F12 for other purposes what harm is it doing. What's wrong with Ctrl-s as a built-in alternative to F12, or Alt-f, a. Regards, Peter T "Dimitris" wrote in message ... Hello there, is it possible to change the F12 button from "Save As" and when the user press it to be equal as he had press "Enter" Button? Also I would like to know if I can change the built-in shortcut for the "Save As" from F2 to something else. thanks Dimitris |
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