how to get all short cut keys assigned the procedures?

[Colo]

Hi all

This is the question which I was asked at Japanese Q&A site.

I would like to know how to get all short cut keys assigned the procedures, via vba.
How do you think? It can be done?

 

[Ivan F Moala]

Hi Colo
Lookup [MacroOptions Method] in the VBA help

 

[Colo]

On 2002-10-18 06:24, Ivan F Moala wrote:
Hi Colo
Lookup [MacroOptions Method] in the VBA help

Thanks Ivan,
Yes I know MacroOptions method, but I think MacroOptions can only assigne short cut keys.
(For all I know)

But how can I know? eg. Sub Macro1() is assigned Ctrl + e something like that?

 

[Colo]

More infomation.
The poster get an answer by using sendkeys....
http://www2.yi-web.com/~Excel/ExcelQA/excel.cgi?mode=all&namber=20807&rev=0

Hmmm, is there any smart way?

 

[Colo]

As just an information...

Now Japanese thread was closed.
There were no new method...

 

[Andrew Poulsom]

Colo,

This intrigued me so I played around for a while using the VBIDE. But I got stuck because the object model was inadequate.

I wonder how Excel gets the procedure names in the MacroOptions Dialog. In VBAProject they are members of class <globals> or the module. But I could not find a collection and they are not Names under the Application object.

So it seems SendKeys is indeed the only way.

 

[Colo]

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your reply.

In VBAProject they are members of class or the module.
But I could not find a collection and they are not Names under the Application object.

Yup, I've tried same as you too by using Object browser and Local window.
But there was no corrections.You might be right.