Changing build-in keyboard shortcut?

z3115

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My company uses a set of macros with assigned shortcuts. One of them is Ctrl+Shift+L, which overwrites the default Ctrl+Shift+L shortcut that filter the current selection.

For consistency's sake I want to leave the macro shortcut unchanged, but is there a way to assign a new keyboard shortcut to the Filter function? Thanks!
 

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yes you can do this by writing a macro as below and then assigning it to the key of your choice.

Code:
Sub Mfilter
Selection.AutoFilter
end sub
 
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