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Using EXCEL 2000, I want to create a 'Message Box', within a macro
routine, that will open when someone navigates to another worksheet using 'navigation' buttons I've created on the worksheets. I have no problem with the usual 'Fixed' messages e.g."Please check Inputs before proceeding to next page", but I want a message that will be specific to certain Inputs. e.g. a perfect item is :- 1. Weight = 5 - 10Kg 2. Volume = 0.5 - 1.0 cubic meter Now, if the end user makes entries to the worksheet, that when calculated, show that the box weighs 7Kg and equals 1.2 cubic meters, then I want a 'Message Box' to open stating that Weight is within parameters ('OK') but Volume is 0.2 cubic meters outside the parameters. Whatever Weight & Volume is calculated, I need to show on the 'Message Box' when and by how much the parameters have been missed, so in the above example Weight & Volume could each be a - value, + value or 'OK' value. I also want each parameter to be shown on a separate line on the 'Message Box', not one long line. How do I set-up a 'Message Box' to place any EXCEL calculated variable figures within the Message? Note: the only option on the 'Message Box' for the end-user to click will be 'OK', not anything else like 'Yes', 'No', 'Cancel', unless someone can tell me how to display a 'Message Box' for, say 5 seconds, before the macro routine continues (i.e. navigates to the next page)!!! |
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