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define cell
Hello,
I want to enter, say 2 char in a cell and then want to jump to the next cell on the right without having to press enter key. Possible ? thnx. Sanjiv. |
define cell
Not possible.
Excel has no way of knowing when you are finished editing that cell until you indicate by moving out of that cell. VBA code will not run while in Edit mode. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 05:43:01 -0700, Sanjiv wrote: Hello, I want to enter, say 2 char in a cell and then want to jump to the next cell on the right without having to press enter key. Possible ? thnx. Sanjiv. |
define cell
Put the following macros in a standard module:
Sub onn() Application.OnKey "2", "MyMacro" End Sub Sub offf() Application.OnKey "2" End Sub Sub MyMacro() ActiveCell.Value = 2 ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Select End Sub First run onn. From then on, if you touch the 2 key, a 2 will be entered in the active cell and selection will move one cell to the right. To cancel, run offf. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200802 "Sanjiv" wrote: Hello, I want to enter, say 2 char in a cell and then want to jump to the next cell on the right without having to press enter key. Possible ? thnx. Sanjiv. |
define cell
Hi
With VBA, see there : http://cjoint.com/?jcndDvOSuN Bye "Sanjiv" a écrit dans le message de ... Hello, I want to enter, say 2 char in a cell and then want to jump to the next cell on the right without having to press enter key. Possible ? thnx. Sanjiv. |
define cell
Well, of course it's possible.
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