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MsgBox line break
I would like to add a line break to a message box. The VBA help file for
MsgBox says you can use a carriage return character (CHR(13)) or linefeed character (Chr(10)), but I can't figure out how to use them. What I have is something like this: MsgBox("This is line #1"Chr(13)"This is line #2") but this give me an error "Compile error: Syntax error" Thanks for any help, ~ Horatio |
MsgBox line break
MsgBox "This is line #1" & vblf & "This is line #2"
or MsgBox "This is line #1" & chr(10) & "This is line #2" or MsgBox "This is line #1" & vbnewline & "This is line #2" Horatio J. Bilge, Jr. wrote: I would like to add a line break to a message box. The VBA help file for MsgBox says you can use a carriage return character (CHR(13)) or linefeed character (Chr(10)), but I can't figure out how to use them. What I have is something like this: MsgBox("This is line #1"Chr(13)"This is line #2") but this give me an error "Compile error: Syntax error" Thanks for any help, ~ Horatio -- Dave Peterson |
MsgBox line break
Thank you.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: MsgBox "This is line #1" & vblf & "This is line #2" or MsgBox "This is line #1" & chr(10) & "This is line #2" or MsgBox "This is line #1" & vbnewline & "This is line #2" Horatio J. Bilge, Jr. wrote: I would like to add a line break to a message box. The VBA help file for MsgBox says you can use a carriage return character (CHR(13)) or linefeed character (Chr(10)), but I can't figure out how to use them. What I have is something like this: MsgBox("This is line #1"Chr(13)"This is line #2") but this give me an error "Compile error: Syntax error" Thanks for any help, ~ Horatio -- Dave Peterson |
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