You can make a public function and show the userform from there.

Public Function TestUDF(argRange As Range) As Long
If argRange.Value10 Then UserForm1.Show vbModeless
TestUF = 100
End Function

NickHK

"0-0 Wai Wai ^-^" wrote in message
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Look into making a userform and ".Show, vbModeless".
You can change the text by setting the .Caption of a label on the
userform :
UserForm1.Label1.Cation="Some new text"

It seems not what I do.
What I want is to use functions to customsie the text.
For example, I type a formula in A1 - Messagebox(condition, text,
sticky_or_not).
When the condition is met, the message will popup (and will be always on
top of
the screen if you select this option).




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Look into making a userform and ".Show, vbModeless".
You can change the text by setting the .Caption of a label on the
userform :
UserForm1.Label1.Cation="Some new text"

Otherwise, explain what you mean by "sticky".

NickHK

"0-0 Wai Wai ^-^" wrote in message
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I'm new to VBA.

1) How can I create a sticky (Always-on-top) popup
MsgBox "This message is sticky"
The above code will pop up a dialog, but how to make it sticky?

2) How to create a function which customize the content of the popup?
I would like to create a function like this:
Fictional Code: Function Messagebox(text, sticky_or_not)

Thank you.

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- Office XP
- Windows XP Pro