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I have followed a discussion group suggestion and created a macro as follows:
dim myStr as string "your code that does something' mystr = inputbox (Prompy:= "Please type something") msgbox "Hey, you typed: " & mystr "your code that does more' This works well thanks to Dave Peterson but when I run the macro it gives 2 option Cancel and OK. I was wondering if it can be created to only give the OK option so that something must be entered to continue. Thanks |
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