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Prior to executing a Macro in a workbook, I would like a Warning message to
pop-up asking the user to verify they are wanting to run this macro. TFTH, Tom |
Warning Message
Just include code in your macro that includes an OK/Cancel Box -- and have OK
be continue running, have cancel stop the macro there. "tom" wrote: Prior to executing a Macro in a workbook, I would like a Warning message to pop-up asking the user to verify they are wanting to run this macro. TFTH, Tom |
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Option Explicit
sub yourmacro() resp = msgbox(Prompt:="wanna run this?", buttons:=vbyesno) if resp = vbno then exit sub .... end sub tom wrote: Prior to executing a Macro in a workbook, I would like a Warning message to pop-up asking the user to verify they are wanting to run this macro. TFTH, Tom -- Dave Peterson |
Warning Message
tom wrote: Prior to executing a Macro in a workbook, I would like a Warning message to pop-up asking the user to verify they are wanting to run this macro. TFTH, Tom Hi Tom, If you are able to edit each macro's code then you could have each macro start off with these three lines... Dim msgCheck As VbMsgBoxResult msgCheck = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to blah blah?", vbYesNo) If msgCheck = vbNo Then Exit Sub Edit "blah blah" to something applicable to the macro's function. Ken Johnson |
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Option Explicit
sub yourmacro() dim resp as long '<-- I forgot this! resp = msgbox(Prompt:="wanna run this?", buttons:=vbyesno) if resp = vbno then exit sub .... end sub Dave Peterson wrote: Option Explicit sub yourmacro() resp = msgbox(Prompt:="wanna run this?", buttons:=vbyesno) if resp = vbno then exit sub .... end sub tom wrote: Prior to executing a Macro in a workbook, I would like a Warning message to pop-up asking the user to verify they are wanting to run this macro. TFTH, Tom -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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