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I want to delete a Keyboard shortcut key from all .xlsm file without opening and atonce

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    Post I want to delete a Keyboard shortcut key from all .xlsm file without opening and atonce

    hello, sir

    i assign a keyboard shortcut key to run my macro e.g Ctrl+g

    i want to delete this shortcut key from all .xlsm file with out opening any file form my entire hard drive or folder
    thanx alot
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    Re: I want to delete a Keyboard shortcut key from all .xlsm file without opening and atonc

    As far as I know, the shortkey is assigned to a Macro and not workbooks. You can simply go the the workbook where the Macro is stored, and change/remove the Shortkey from there..

    Open the workbook with the Macro > Alt+F8 > Single Click On Macro Name > Options

    Hope it helps..
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    Deep Dave

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