Last KeyStroke

[Mike H.]

Is there a way VBA can tell the last keystroke that a user entered? Here is
what I want to do:
If the user hits enter, instead of going down one row, I wish to go across
one column. But if they press the arrow keys, then I don't want to "alter"
their choice.

So if they press the down arrow, they go down one cell, but if they press
the enter key they go right one cell. Ideas?

 

[Internetdomainowner]

Is there a way VBA can tell the last keystroke that a user entered?  Here is
what I want to do:
If the user hits enter, instead of going down one row, I wish to go across
one column.  But if they press the arrow keys, then I don't want to "alter"
their choice.  

So if they press the down arrow, they go down one cell, but if they press
the enter key they go right one cell.  Ideas?

Google "OnKey events"...

or check out this

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa195807(office.11).aspx

 

[Jim Thomlinson]

Tools -> Options -> Edit tab and change Move Selection After Enter to Right.