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    shortcut key to list of macros

    Is there a shorcut that brings up the list of available macros --- I dont want the user to have the developers tab turned on

    Thanks in advance Rasm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rasm View Post
    Is there a shorcut that brings up the list of available macros --- I dont want the user to have the developers tab turned on
    Do you mean you want to display the dialog box that let's you run a macro when on a worksheet? If so... ALT+F8 and, if not, I think you might need to expand your description somewhat.

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    Rick ---- ALT+F8 is exactly what I was looking for --- thanks Rasm
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    Rasm,

    As you continue to expand the quantity of macros that you use at some point this may become helpful. It is a macro that can be used as a shortcut to other macros. You can Customize your ribbon and put this macro on the ribbon or you can use a shortcut key for this particular macro that will give you access to other frequently used macros:

    Code:
    Sub MacroShortcutList()
    'Standard Module code!
    'Display pick list box.
    Dim Message, Title, Default, MyPick
    'Set prompt."
    'Add other macros to list with & Chr(13) & "Macro Name"
    Message = "Select the number of the macro you want to run:" & Chr(13) & _
    "1.  Select No Macro" & Chr(13) & "2.  Delete Rows Based On Criteria" _
    & Chr(13) & "3.  Freeze Top Row"
    'Set title.
    Title = "Select Macro!"
    'Set default.
    Default = "1"
    
    'Display message, title, and default value.
    MyPick = InputBox(Message, Title, Default)
    'Optional, control box position!
    'Display dialog box at position 100, 100.
    'MyPick = InputBox(Message, Title, Default, 100, 100)
    
    Select Case MyPick
    
    Case 1
    MsgBox "No Macro Selected!"
    
    'Add additional Case code as needed!
    Case 2
    Call DeleteRowsCriteria
    
    Case 3
    Call FreezeTopRow
    
    Case Else
    Exit Sub
    
    End Select
    End Sub
    Change the Case to call your own macros. The Message = portion is just text that is used in the message box. Chr(13) is equivalent to the enter key.

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    Hi,
    Thanks for your information. I too was searching for this type of shortcut. I Have found more short cuts for power point when searching on Google.
    It is PowerPoint ShortcutTools 2.0 .

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