hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & vbCrLf & )
cat &vbCrLf & " Have a great day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total
for SUPPLIES

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

"greenjellystar" wrote in message
...
hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help
me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a
great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

greenjellystar,

MsgBox "First Line" & vbCrLf & "Second Line"
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Paul B
Always backup your data before trying something new
Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it
Feedback on answers is always appreciated!
Using Excel 2002 & 2003


"greenjellystar" wrote in message
...
hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help
me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

use chr(10)...
example msgbox "This is the first line" & chr(10) _
& "This is the second line"


"greenjellystar" wrote:

hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

Hi,
Try with the vbNewline constant, something like:
MsgBox "First line" & vbNewLine & "Second line"
--
Regards,
Sébastien

"greenjellystar" wrote:

hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & _
vbNewLine & cat & vbNewline & _
" Have a great day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

Other constants that will work in Windows

vbCrLf
vbCr
vbLf

But vbNewLine is better for compatibility with the Mac.
--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"greenjellystar" wrote in message
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hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help
me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a
great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

Hello Jessie,

I see a plethora of good examples. I prefer the vbNewLine, as stated, for
compatability/cross-platform issues. Plus it's just easier to read and
understand. One thing I generally do in my spreadsheets is in one (or a
central) Module, I will put this as a global constant ...

Public Const NL As string = vbNewline
Public Const DNL As string = vbNewline & vbNewLine

Then when I want a space I can use the NL constant, or the DNL constant for
a double new line. A MsgBox might then look like this ...

MsgBox "Hello!" & DNL & "How are you?" & NL & "Are you Ok?", vbYesNo,
"Check Me"


--
Regards,
Zack Barresse, aka firefytr

"greenjellystar" wrote in message
...
hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help
me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)

Thanks to everyone...it worked...wahoo
:)


"greenjellystar" wrote:

hello...i can't get my msgbox to display multiple lines...can someone help me
with this...my code is below...

Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13").Formula = "='Sup 31xx'!$L$10+'Sup
32xx'!$L$10+'Sup 39xx'!$L$10+'Sup 4xxx'!$L$10"
Dim cat
cat = Worksheets("Sup 31xx").Range("M13")
MsgBox "The categorical total for SUPPLIES is: " & cat & " Have a great
day!", vbOKOnly, "Category Total for SUPPLIES"

thanks and have a great one, jessie :)