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From: K_Macd kmacdonald "A_T" activ8 ''''D O T'''' net [ST OP] on 10 May 2010 07:45
Not neccessarily a coding issue but this forum has a far greater knowledge
depth than others. Recently the above key combination rather than making cell
A1 the active cell now makes the column A cell in the current row the active
cell. Ctrl_Home in VBE achieves the correct result, that is, the cursor is
relocated to the first line & character of the module. I have tried
'application.onkey "^{Home}" "" ' in the intermediate window but without any
effect. I have also removed any add-ins and disabled auto opening macro
files. Any clues ?

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Ken
"Using Dbase dialects since 82"
"Started with Visicalc in the same year"
From: Dave Peterson on 10 May 2010 08:18
There's a setting to allow Excel to behave more like Lotus 123.

In xl2003 menus:
tools|options|transition tab|uncheck all those options



K_Macd wrote:

> Not neccessarily a coding issue but this forum has a far greater knowledge
> depth than others. Recently the above key combination rather than making cell
> A1 the active cell now makes the column A cell in the current row the active
> cell. Ctrl_Home in VBE achieves the correct result, that is, the cursor is
> relocated to the first line & character of the module. I have tried
> 'application.onkey "^{Home}" "" ' in the intermediate window but without any
> effect. I have also removed any add-ins and disabled auto opening macro
> files. Any clues ?
>

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Dave Peterson
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