Source: Microsoft
The following constants can be used anywhere in your code in place of the actual values.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vbKeyLButton | 0x1 | Left mouse button |
| vbKeyRButton | 0x2 | Right mouse button |
| vbKeyCancel | 0x3 | CANCEL key |
| vbKeyMButton | 0x4 | Middle mouse button |
| vbKeyBack | 0x8 | BACKSPACE key |
| vbKeyTab | 0x9 | TAB key |
| vbKeyClear | 0xC | CLEAR key |
| vbKeyReturn | 0xD | ENTER key |
| vbKeyShift | 0x10 | SHIFT key |
| vbKeyControl | 0x11 | CTRL key |
| vbKeyMenu | 0x12 | MENU key |
| vbKeyPause | 0x13 | PAUSE key |
| vbKeyCapital | 0x14 | CAPS LOCK key |
| vbKeyEscape | 0x1B | ESC key |
| vbKeySpace | 0x20 | SPACEBAR key |
| vbKeyPageUp | 0x21 | PAGE UP key |
| vbKeyPageDown | 0x22 | PAGE DOWN key |
| vbKeyEnd | 0x23 | END key |
| vbKeyHome | 0x24 | HOME key |
| vbKeyLeft | 0x25 | LEFT ARROW key |
| vbKeyUp | 0x26 | UP ARROW key |
| vbKeyRight | 0x27 | RIGHT ARROW key |
| vbKeyDown | 0x28 | DOWN ARROW key |
| vbKeySelect | 0x29 | SELECT key |
| vbKeyPrint | 0x2A | PRINT SCREEN key |
| vbKeyExecute | 0x2B | EXECUTE key |
| vbKeySnapshot | 0x2C | SNAPSHOT key |
| vbKeyInsert | 0x2D | INSERT key |
| vbKeyDelete | 0x2E | DELETE key |
| vbKeyHelp | 0x2F | HELP key |
| vbKeyNumlock | 0x90 | NUM LOCK key |
A key - Z key
The A key through the Z key are the same as the ASCII equivalents A–Z.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vbKeyA | 65 | A key |
| vbKeyB | 66 | B key |
| vbKeyC | 67 | C key |
| vbKeyD | 68 | D key |
| vbKeyE | 69 | E key |
| vbKeyF | 70 | F key |
| vbKeyG | 71 | G key |
| vbKeyH | 72 | H key |
| vbKeyI | 73 | I key |
| vbKeyJ | 74 | J key |
| vbKeyK | 75 | K key |
| vbKeyL | 76 | L key |
| vbKeyM | 77 | M key |
| vbKeyN | 78 | N key |
| vbKeyO | 79 | O key |
| vbKeyP | 80 | P key |
| vbKeyQ | 81 | Q key |
| vbKeyR | 82 | R key |
| vbKeyS | 83 | S key |
| vbKeyT | 84 | T key |
| vbKeyU | 85 | U key |
| vbKeyV | 86 | V key |
| vbKeyW | 87 | W key |
| vbKeyX | 88 | X key |
| vbKeyY | 89 | Y key |
| vbKeyZ | 90 | Z key |
0 key - 9 key
The 0 key through 9 key are the same as their ASCII equivalents 0–9.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vbKey0 | 48 | 0 key |
| vbKey1 | 49 | 1 key |
| vbKey2 | 50 | 2 key |
| vbKey3 | 51 | 3 key |
| vbKey4 | 52 | 4 key |
| vbKey5 | 53 | 5 key |
| vbKey6 | 54 | 6 key |
| vbKey7 | 55 | 7 key |
| vbKey8 | 56 | 8 key |
| vbKey9 | 57 | 9 key |
Numeric keypad keys
The following constants represent keys on the numeric keypad.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vbKeyNumpad0 | 0x60 | 0 key |
| vbKeyNumpad1 | 0x61 | 1 key |
| vbKeyNumpad2 | 0x62 | 2 key |
| vbKeyNumpad3 | 0x63 | 3 key |
| vbKeyNumpad4 | 0x64 | 4 key |
| vbKeyNumpad5 | 0x65 | 5 key |
| vbKeyNumpad6 | 0x66 | 6 key |
| vbKeyNumpad7 | 0x67 | 7 key |
| vbKeyNumpad8 | 0x68 | 8 key |
| vbKeyNumpad9 | 0x69 | 9 key |
| vbKeyMultiply | 0x6A | MULTIPLICATION SIGN (*) key |
| vbKeyAdd | 0x6B | PLUS SIGN (+) key |
| vbKeySeparator | 0x6C | ENTER key |
| vbKeySubtract | 0x6D | MINUS SIGN (-) key |
| vbKeyDecimal | 0x6E | DECIMAL POINT (.) key |
| vbKeyDivide | 0x6F | DIVISION SIGN (/) key |
Function keys
The following constants represent function keys.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vbKeyF1 | 0x70 | F1 key |
| vbKeyF2 | 0x71 | F2 key |
| vbKeyF3 | 0x72 | F3 key |
| vbKeyF4 | 0x73 | F4 key |
| vbKeyF5 | 0x74 | F5 key |
| vbKeyF6 | 0x75 | F6 key |
| vbKeyF7 | 0x76 | F7 key |
| vbKeyF8 | 0x77 | F8 key |
| vbKeyF9 | 0x78 | F9 key |
| vbKeyF10 | 0x79 | F10 key |
| vbKeyF11 | 0x7A | F11 key |
| vbKeyF12 | 0x7B | F12 key |
| vbKeyF13 | 0x7C | F13 key |
| vbKeyF14 | 0x7D | F14 key |
| vbKeyF15 | 0x7E | F15 key |
| vbKeyF16 | 0x7F | F16 key |