VBA code for Ctrl F1

MarkCBB

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Hi there VBA pros,

I have a worksheet that contains alot of charts, so normally when I present these charts, I push ctrl F1 to increase the screen. is there some vba code that I can use to automate this?
 

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Code:
[font=Verdana]Application.SendKeys "^{F1}"
[/font]

However, unless this is going to be included as part of some other macro, it might be just as easy to use Ctrl+F1 instead.
 
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Hi There Domenic,

Thank you that is what I was looking for. doe the "^" stand for Ctrl? if not what does it mean in the syntacs?
 
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Hi There Domenic,

Hi Mark!

Thank you that is what I was looking for. doe the "^" stand for Ctrl? if not what does it mean in the syntacs?

Yes, it stands for Ctrl. For additional information, have a look at "SendKeys Statement" in the Developer Reference.
 
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