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Bob Phillips
I am just setting up some shortcut keys for some commandbar button items.
I can get Ctrl-Shift-x to work quite simply by tagging this code onto a
commandbar button
.ShortcutText = "Ctrl+Shift+X"
Application.MacroOptions Macro:=.OnAction, _
HasShortcutKey:=True, _
ShortcutKey:="X"
What is the code for other key combinations, such as Alt-Shift and letter?
And on a related topic, why is it that if I change the macro option to a
named macro the compiler objects? I would like to direct my shortcut text to
invoke a different macro to the menu click (the reason being that on menu
click macro I am using the the ActionControl property, which won't be in
scope when I use a shortcutkey).
Bob
I can get Ctrl-Shift-x to work quite simply by tagging this code onto a
commandbar button
.ShortcutText = "Ctrl+Shift+X"
Application.MacroOptions Macro:=.OnAction, _
HasShortcutKey:=True, _
ShortcutKey:="X"
What is the code for other key combinations, such as Alt-Shift and letter?
And on a related topic, why is it that if I change the macro option to a
named macro the compiler objects? I would like to direct my shortcut text to
invoke a different macro to the menu click (the reason being that on menu
click macro I am using the the ActionControl property, which won't be in
scope when I use a shortcutkey).
Bob