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About Victor Lan
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I use Excel at work and can assist you in manipulating and filtering data, creating and using formulas, pivot tables, and writing VBA to solve problems and automate processes. I'm willing to research and find a solution for almost anything in Excel for you.

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Excel - Use Excel Shrotcuts in VBA


Expert: Victor Lan - 11/9/2009

Question
Hello,
I want to use the excel shortcuts such as Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V, Ctrl + A etc...anything in my VBA code, Is that possible?

Regards
Machhu

Answer
Hi Machhu,

Do you mean what you want to copy, cut and paste data using Excel VBA?
If so, you can certainly do them.

It can be as simple as the following VBA code.

Range("A1").Copy Range("B1")
Range("B1").Cut Range("C1")

Cheers.

Regards,
Victor LAN

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