Presumably because vbYes and VbNo are part of a much bigger enumeration, and
there are only two Boolean values.

You could always declare ans as vbMsgboxResult.

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HTH

RP
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"K Dales" wrote in message
...
For some strange reason the VB developers did not make vbYes and vbNo
convertible directly to Boolean values. VBYes = 6 and vbNo = 7; converted
to
Boolean they would both become True (i.e., non-zero). You need to Dim a
as
an Integer variable.

"John" wrote:

I have command button for deleting values in some cells, but it doesn't
work. Can someone help? Thanks !!

Private Sub cmdDelete_Click()
Dim a As Boolean

a = MsgBox("Do you want to delete?", vbYesNo)
Select Case a
Case a = vbYes

Worksheets(1).Range("C4:C13,E28:G32,E34:G36,E38:G4 8,E50:G57").Select
Selection.ClearContents
Case a = vbNo
ActiveSheet.Range("C4").Select
End Select
End Sub

Thanks!!