Hi again,
If CHR(13) is the representation of the ENTER key, what
would it be for Alt F11 ??

Thanks to all!
Best regards,
Bony Pony

CHR$() returns codes for printable characters. The function keys, arrow keys,
Ins, Del, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, etc don't produce printable characters.

Why do you need this information? Are you trying to detect that ALT+F11 was
pressed? If so, look at OnKey in Help.


On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 11:28:15 -0800, "Bony Pony"
wrote:

Hi again,
If CHR(13) is the representation of the ENTER key, what
would it be for Alt F11 ??

Thanks to all!
Best regards,
Bony Pony

Hi and thank you for your reply.

Basically, I have a macro using activecell.codename. For
some reason, it requires that the VB editor be open
before it picks up the codename value.

What I want to do, is invoke Alt F11 from the code to
open the VBE and then again to close it after the macro
has run.

Any ideas?

Best regards,
Robert
-----Original Message-----
CHR$() returns codes for printable characters. The
function keys, arrow keys,
Ins, Del, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, etc don't produce printable
characters.

Why do you need this information? Are you trying to
detect that ALT+F11 was
pressed? If so, look at OnKey in Help.


On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 11:28:15 -0800, "Bony Pony"
wrote:

Hi again,
If CHR(13) is the representation of the ENTER key, what
would it be for Alt F11 ??

Thanks to all!
Best regards,
Bony Pony

.

Hmmm.... That syntax, activecell.codename, seems strange to me. When I type
this in the immediate window

? activecell.codename

I get an error, "object doesn't support this property or method".

Did you mean ActiveSheet.CodeName? If so, why this syntax? Is your macro
creating or modifying code?


On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 12:13:10 -0800, "Bony Pony"
wrote:

Hi and thank you for your reply.

Basically, I have a macro using activecell.codename. For
some reason, it requires that the VB editor be open
before it picks up the codename value.

What I want to do, is invoke Alt F11 from the code to
open the VBE and then again to close it after the macro
has run.

Any ideas?

Best regards,
Robert
-----Original Message-----
CHR$() returns codes for printable characters. The
function keys, arrow keys,
Ins, Del, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, etc don't produce printable
characters.

Why do you need this information? Are you trying to
detect that ALT+F11 was
pressed? If so, look at OnKey in Help.


On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 11:28:15 -0800, "Bony Pony"
wrote:

Hi again,
If CHR(13) is the representation of the ENTER key, what
would it be for Alt F11 ??

Thanks to all!
Best regards,
Bony Pony

.