Application.OnKey for hitting a key twice

Greasle

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Hi all,

I see a default key shortcut To fill color
Alt + H + H

But I cant find an example how to set my own key shortcut by VBA hitting a key twice.
I wonder how it is done. Just as a study.

Just single hits of a key is no problem as shown below.

VBA Code:
Sub AssignMacroToShortcut()
'+ = Ctrl
'^ = Shift
'{T} = the shortcut letter
Application.OnKey "+^{T}", "hi" 
End Sub

Sub hi()
MsgBox " hi  you pressed Ctrl Shift T"
End Sub





Greasle
 

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