- Assigning keys to characters in MS Excel
- Posted by faceinthemoon on August 22nd, 2005
When using Microsoft Excel, I want to enter the % character by pressing the
/ key on the right-hand side keypad, instead of using Shift 5. Is this
possible? I can't find any facility in Windows or Excel but I can't believe
there isn't one. I think some sort of keymapping program might be required.
Thanks.
- Posted by pcbutts1 on August 22nd, 2005
Fuck off.
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faceinthemoon wrote:
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- Posted by Brian G on August 22nd, 2005
faceinthemoon wrote:
Record a macro for this using Tools > Macro (using the Excel help files,
type in Record a macro for further information)
Brian Gray
- Posted by trout on August 22nd, 2005
faceinthemoon wrote:
One of my favourite miscellaneous utilities, The Wonderful Icon, can
also add specific hotkeys, that should work in any program. Freeware.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=318378
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There's also a lot of free keymappers to choose from.
- Posted by trout on August 22nd, 2005
trout wrote:
Whoops, That was the link for a previous post. I meant:
http://www.thewonderfulicon.com/
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- Posted by Blinky the Shark on August 25th, 2005
Brian G wrote:
Making an Excel setup where use of the division symbol isn't accessable.
<boggle>
Not about your "solution"; about crippling the keyboard the way OP wants
to cripple his.
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