frankis843

I deleted the macro and started over from scratch. For whatever reason it appears to be working now....

The scope is set to global. I am trying to run the macro is Microsoft Word 2007.

I agree the macro is not running and the text box is first. I believe everything is set to the global mode. I'll check tomorrow to ensure. I find it weird it works perfect when I run a test on it using the same word document.

Can't get it do anything means I press the activation command and nothing happens other than a blinking cursor sitting there idle. No, the text box won't pop up to start the sequence of the macro. I am trying to get it to work in Microsoft Word. However, other ctrl + shift + "random letter" macros work fine in the same word file. I tried to use the exclamation key and it didn't work, tried the ; key and got nothing too.

Sorry. I added the text box to the start of it and it is activated and popped up just fine. I did a test run and chose to start the debugger in a blank word document and it performed just like I expected it should. But, when I tried to activate it by a command I can't get it do anything.

When I test it in a word file it is working just fine. I have tried it with Ctrl + Shift + V, Ctrl + Shift + X and Ctrl + Shift + Z. I just tried Ctrl + Shift + Space too, still nothing.

Thanks, Samrae. I have it set up exactly that way and can't get it to "go". I have tried three different activation commands and can't get any to work. Any idea? I have successfully run many other text type macros with no issues.

Hi, Newbie here. I'm trying to have a marco type this below text but have it stop to prompt for my input at each ___ and then continue to the next one. Finished with ___ used vehicles vs ___ in ___ 2016 (___ units) ___ units between ___ days vs ___ units the prior month (___ ) Any ideas? I have tried searching a number of things but may not be searching the correct phrase. Thanks in advance. Frank