Excel: Using the Numeric Keypad with the ON.KEY FunctionLast reviewed: November 3, 1994Article ID: Q78337 |
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SUMMARYThe Microsoft Excel ON.KEY function is used to run a specified macro when a particular key or key combination is pressed. With the exception of the Enter key in Microsoft Excel version 3.0, the ON.KEY function cannot distinguish the numeric keypad keys from the main keyboard equivalents. In addition, some of the operators on the numeric keypad cannot be used as arguments to the ON.KEY function.
MORE INFORMATIONThe keys PLUS SIGN (+), MINUS SIGN (-), ASTERISK (*), BACKSLASH (/), and EQUAL SIGN (=) on the numeric keypad cannot be mapped separately from their equivalent keys on the keyboard. Keep the following in mind when using the ON.KEY command:
For more information on using the ON.KEY function with the Enter key, query on:
"numeric keypad" and on.key and enter and excel REFERENCES"Online Help," version 5.0 "Function Reference," version 4.0, pages 302-303 "Function Reference," version 3.0, pages 165-67
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