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tim64

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how do you make a certain MsgBox always say yes or no.
example when it asks to save it always says yes automaticly

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Jeff

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Tim,

See VBA Help on Msgbox. All you need is there & then some...

Example:

Mgsbox "Today is Friday ?", VbYesNo + vbDefaultButton2
will default to No

Mgsbox "Today is Friday ?", VbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1
Will Default to Yes

Jeff


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how do you make a certain MsgBox always say yes or no.
example when it asks to save it always says yes automaticly.


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Tom Ogilvy

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What's the point of asking?

Perhaps this is what you want:

MsgBox "Going to save now", vbOKOnly

Or did you mean set the default button - see the vba help on msgbox - this
is pretty explanatory.

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Jon C[_2_]

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Try using something like:

resp = MsgBox("Yes or No?", vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton2)

The vbYesNo gives you a 'Yes' and a 'No' button, vbDefaultButton2
defaults the 'No' button. If you omit the vbDefaultButton, 'Yes' is
defaulted.

HTH,

Jon C


Amedee Van Gasse[_3_]

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tim64 shared this with us in microsoft.public.excel.programming:


how do you make a certain MsgBox always say yes or no.
example when it asks to save it always says yes automaticly.


Bewa tim64 is clueless about newsgroups. He uses a web forum that
propagates to usenet
(http://www.excelforum.com/search.php?searchid=131065). IMHO, these web
forum users don't get enough information on how the newsgroups work.
They are a nuisance and it's not even their own fault. And I'm not
talking about the MS web forum, but about all those little third-party
freeloader websites. :-(

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mangesh_yadav[_267_]

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Or you are probably looking at something like

Application.DisplayAlerts = False
' your code here
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

So you won't get any message box asking for save - yes no


Mangesh


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