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I've been searching for a way to modify Excel 2007's keyboard shortcuts. So
far, no luck here or elsewhere. Specific example: when I press CTRL+F, I want to go directly the REPLACE tab of find + replace window (currently ctrl+H does this, while ctrl+F goes to the FIND tab). Thanks, Doug |
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If you know how to add macros to personal.xls then add the following
Sub findReplace() Application.SendKeys ("^h") End Sub and assign the CTRL-f key to it. "DougG" wrote: I've been searching for a way to modify Excel 2007's keyboard shortcuts. So far, no luck here or elsewhere. Specific example: when I press CTRL+F, I want to go directly the REPLACE tab of find + replace window (currently ctrl+H does this, while ctrl+F goes to the FIND tab). Thanks, Doug |
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Look at Shortcut Manager for Excel at
http://officeone.mvps.org/xlsctmgr/xlsctmgr.html - it allows you to define your own keyboart shortcuts to Excel menu items and macros. To define Ctrl+F for Replace, do the following: 1. Download and install Shortcut Manager for Excel. 2. Start Excel and select "Add-Ins" tab, click "Customize Shortcuts" item. 3. Select "Edit" category. 4. Locate and select "Replace..." command. 5. Assign Ctrl+F shortcut to it. 6. Click OK button. - Chirag PowerShow - View multiple PowerPoint slide shows simultaneously http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html "DougG" wrote in message ... I've been searching for a way to modify Excel 2007's keyboard shortcuts. So far, no luck here or elsewhere. Specific example: when I press CTRL+F, I want to go directly the REPLACE tab of find + replace window (currently ctrl+H does this, while ctrl+F goes to the FIND tab). Thanks, Doug |
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I didn't before, but I do now. Thanks - that worked perfectly. Pretty weird
that there's no simple way to change the shortcut keys though. The Shortcut Manager mentioned in Chirag's reply looked good until I saw that it costs $30 after the trial period... "Sheeloo" wrote: If you know how to add macros to personal.xls then add the following Sub findReplace() Application.SendKeys ("^h") End Sub and assign the CTRL-f key to it. "DougG" wrote: I've been searching for a way to modify Excel 2007's keyboard shortcuts. So far, no luck here or elsewhere. Specific example: when I press CTRL+F, I want to go directly the REPLACE tab of find + replace window (currently ctrl+H does this, while ctrl+F goes to the FIND tab). Thanks, Doug |
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Hi
I'm also interested in this. What would be the code for both increasing and decreasing the number of decimal places? Thanks "DougG" wrote: I didn't before, but I do now. Thanks - that worked perfectly. Pretty weird that there's no simple way to change the shortcut keys though. The Shortcut Manager mentioned in Chirag's reply looked good until I saw that it costs $30 after the trial period... "Sheeloo" wrote: If you know how to add macros to personal.xls then add the following Sub findReplace() Application.SendKeys ("^h") End Sub and assign the CTRL-f key to it. "DougG" wrote: I've been searching for a way to modify Excel 2007's keyboard shortcuts. So far, no luck here or elsewhere. Specific example: when I press CTRL+F, I want to go directly the REPLACE tab of find + replace window (currently ctrl+H does this, while ctrl+F goes to the FIND tab). Thanks, Doug |
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