Yes, I had already tried that but didn't know what to put in the fields to accomplish my goal. I will keep trying, though. Thank you.

Edit: I think I have now figured it out. Thanks again.

Enter does not open the row, but your question led me to check the mouse context menu, which has Edit. Edit opens whichever row is highlighted, no matter where it is, so I inserted Send, {Alt Down}{E}{Alt Up} and that works! I now have the loop I was looking for. Thanks so much for responding to my ...

Thank you for your reply! I added the Down keystroke you suggested and now the macro selects the next row. Something I did not realize until I added Down was that even if it moves to the next row, the loop always starts on the top row of the window (see image posted last time) because of the coordin...

I am new to the Macro Creator and could really use some help. I have 99% of it working, but I cannot figure out how to make the macro go to the next row and loop through the code again. The image below shows what I'm working with. Each row has to be double-clicked and then a series of events occurs ...

Thank you, kon. I will do that.

I'm embarrassed to admit, though, that I just noticed that the answer to my question was right in front of me on the opening view of the macro creator in the upper right corner.

Hi. I am new to Pulover's Macro Creator. I have only used it once. I have a very repetitive task to do and my problem is that the application I'm working in uses F12 to go back one level, but F12 will not function like that while the Macro Creator is running. Is there any way for me to map MacroCrea...

Thank you, Pulover! I've downloaded the program and I'll begin learning it today!

This is my first visit, so please forgive me if this is not the place to ask this question. I am new to the world of automation. I know an application like Macro Creator can push buttons and stuff like that, but is there a way to automate a process that requires the use of lists in drop down boxes? ...