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      • Default Decorator Parameters
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    • Using Pandas in Excel
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    • Context Menu Functions
    • Working with Tables
    • Python as a VBA Replacement
    • Menu Functions
    • Reloading and Rebinding
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    • Workbook Metadata
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  • What’s new in PyXLL 5
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Shortcuts¶

Macros can have keyboard shortcuts assigned to them by using the shortcut keyword argument to xl_macro. Alternatively, these keyboard shortcuts can be assigned, or overridden, in the config file.

Shortcuts should be one or more modifier key names (Ctrl, Shift or Alt) and a key, separated by the ‘+’ symbol. For example, ‘Ctrl+Shift+R’. If the same key combination is already in use by Excel it may not be possible to assign a macro to that combination.

The PyXLL developer macros (reload and rebind) can also have shortcuts assigned to them.

[SHORTCUTS]
pyxll.reload = Ctrl+Shift+R
module.macro_function = Alt+F3

See Keyboard Shortcuts for more details.

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