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Abort or continue
try this... may be easier than another window / form...
.. .. .. Dim i_Rtn as Integer i_Rtn = MsgBox("what do you want to do?", vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion + vbDefaultButton2, "MyAppName") ' Check the MsgBox return code. Select Case i_Rtn Case vbYes ' Continue running code Case vbNo ' Stop running code Case vbCancel ' Cancel the whole thing, and the user will start again later End Select .. .. .. -----Original Message----- how do you have the option in code to have a popup that will let you continue or quit a code what I am trying to do is when someone checks a checkbox, is to give them the option to continue or quit before the rest of the code runs . |
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