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    Assign shortcut key sequence to Excel button (non macro enabled workbook)

    Is there any way to assign a shortcut key sequence (e.g. Shift + F9) to a worksheet button in a non macro enabled workbook? Of course I could just use the shortcut key sequence itself or write a one line macro (and save as a macro enabled workbook), but I'd like to use a button and not have to involve a macro enabled workbook. I'm guessing it can't be done. Thanks.

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    Re: Assign shortcut key sequence to Excel button (non macro enabled workbook)

    Assigning a key is not a problem but it will be of no use in a Non Macro enabled workbook...
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