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Basically I have a macro which contains a vbYesNoCancel message box. I need
the macro to run a sub-routine when the user clicks 'cancel'. At the moment it just escapes out of the macro and stops. I don't seem to be able to manipulate the vbCancel as an elseif for the user response. Is there any kind of onCancel functionality or another way to run a sub-routine when the user clicks cancel? Or do I have to create my own dialog box from scratch? |
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