Likewise, what happens if you assign a macro to a function key?
When I assign a function key to a macro, it does something other than what I assigned it to. On Windows, all of the other function keys are available. On Linux, other function keys may be assigned by the window manager, and these assignments take precedence over user assignments.
Secondly, can we assign a keyboard shortcut of your choice to a macro yes or no? To assign the keyboard shortcut: Press the Macros button on the Developer or View Tab in the ribbon. You can hold the Shift key while typing the letter to create a Ctrl+Shift shortcut. This is usually recommended because most of the Ctrl+key combinations already have dedicated keyboard shortcuts in Excel.
Thereof, how do I assign a macro to a key?
To assign the macro to a keyboard shortcut:
- Click Keyboard.
- Under "Commands:", click the macro that you are recording.
- Under "Press new shortcut key:", type the key sequence that you want, and then click Assign.
- Click Close to begin recording the macro.
Where do you assign a macro to a button on the ribbon?
To assign a macro to a custom group on a custom Ribbon tab, you follow these steps:
- Choose File→Options and then click the Customize Ribbon tab in the Excel Options dialog box (or press Alt+FTC).
- Click Macros in the Choose Commands From drop-down list box on the left.