You can use the following constants to represent keyboard values. These constants can be used In Microsoft Access in event procedures for the KeyDown and KeyUp events.
| vbKey0 | vbKeyF5 | vbKeyNumpad4 |
| vbKey1 | vbKeyF6 | vbKeyNumpad5 |
| vbKey2 | vbKeyF7 | vbKeyNumpad6 |
| vbKey3 | vbKeyF8 | vbKeyNumpad7 |
| vbKey4 | vbKeyF9 | vbKeyNumpad8 |
| vbKey5 | vbKeyF10 | vbKeyNumpad9 |
| vbKey6 | vbKeyF11 | vbKeyO |
| vbKey7 | vbKeyF12 | vbKeyP |
| vbKey8 | vbKeyF13 | vbKeyPageDown |
| vbKey9 | vbKeyF14 | vbKeyPageUp |
| vbKeyA | vbKeyF15 | vbKeyPause |
| vbKeyAdd | vbKeyF16 | vbKeyPrint |
| vbKeyB | vbKeyG | vbKeyQ |
| vbKeyBack | vbKeyH | vbKeyR |
| vbKeyC | vbKeyHelp | vbKeyRButton |
| vbKeyCancel | vbKeyHome | vbKeyReturn |
| vbKeyCapital | vbKeyI | vbKeyRight |
| vbKeyClear | vbKeyInsert | vbKeyS |
| vbKeyControl | vbKeyJ | vbKeySelect |
| vbKeyD | vbKeyK | vbKeySeparator |
| vbKeyDecimal | vbKeyL | vbKeyShift |
| vbKeyDelete | vbKeyLButton | vbKeySnapshot |
| vbKeyDivide | vbKeyLeft | vbKeySpace |
| vbKeyDown | vbKeyM | vbKeySubtract |
| vbKeyE | vbKeyMButton | vbKeyT |
| vbKeyEnd | vbKeyMenu | vbKeyTab |
| vbKeyEscape | vbKeyMultiply | vbKeyU |
| vbKeyExecute | vbKeyN | vbKeyUp |
| vbKeyF | vbKeyNumlock | vbKeyV |
| vbKeyF1 | vbKeyNumpad0 | vbKeyW |
| vbKeyF2 | vbKeyNumpad1 | vbKeyX |
| vbKeyF3 | vbKeyNumpad2 | vbKeyY |
| vbKeyF4 | vbKeyNumpad3 | vbKeyZ |