Constant Ascii Description

The 0 key through 9 key are the same as their ASCII equivalents 0 – 9:

Constant Ascii Description
vbKey - 0 - 48 - 0 key
vbKey - 1 - 49 - 1 key
vbKey - 2 - 50 - 2 key
vbKey - 3 - 51 - 3 key
vbKey - 4 - 52 - 4 key
vbKey - 5 - 53 - 5 key
vbKey - 6 - 54 - 6 key
vbKey - 7 - 55 - 7 key
vbKey - 8 - 56 - 8 key
vbKey - 9 - 57 - 9 key

The following constants represent keys on the numeric keypad:

Constant Description
vbKeyNumpad0 - 0 key
vbKeyNumpad1 - 1 key
vbKeyNumpad2 - 2 key
vbKeyNumpad3 - 3 key
vbKeyNumpad4 - 4 key
vbKeyNumpad5 - 5 key
vbKeyNumpad6 - 6 key
vbKeyNumpad7 - 7 key
vbKeyNumpad8 - 8 key
vbKeyNumpad9 - 9 key



vbKeyMultiply - A MULTIPLICATION SIGN (*) key
vbKeyAdd - PLUS SIGN (+) key
vbKeySeparator - ENTER key
vbKeySubtract - MINUS SIGN (–) key
vbKeyDecimal - DECIMAL POINT (.) key
vbKeyDivide - DIVISION SIGN (/) key

source : from MSDN