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![]() Excel Experts, Is there any way to close a message box without the user having to click "OK". I want to show a message t other user for a few seconds and then have the message box disappear without the user having to click the OK button. My code is similar to the following: Sub EnterNewShorts() Set NewShorts = Cells.Find(What:="NewShort") If NewShorts Is Nothing Then MsgBox "No New Shorts" Exit Sub Else (rest of code) End Sub I know how to pause the code for a few seconds. Then I'd like to add code that closes the message box. Is this possible? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
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