It works It Works WooooHoooo!

Thank You Soooo Much. Man I Have a lot to learn.

Rob :))))

"moon" wrote:


A function always returns a value, so here the statement will do:


MsgBox "Your message", vbOkCancel, "Title"






"Rob" schreef in bericht
...
I'm confused. I want a msgbox that displays my msg and has an ok and a
cancel
button.

How would I do that?

Rob

"moon" wrote:


There is a MsgBox-statement and there is a MsgBox-function. It seems
you're
confusing them.


Public Sub MsgBoxTest()

'MsgBox-Function
Dim mbresult As VbMsgBoxResult
mbresult = MsgBox("Do you want to continue?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion,
"Title")
If mbresult = vbYes Then
'Do your stuff
End If

'MsgBox-Statement
MsgBox "MsgBox-statement sample", vbInformation, "Title"

End Sub




"Rob" schreef in bericht
...
I am Soooo Freeeekin ****ed at this stupid crap...

Why won't this stop returning errors?

MsgBox("First Fill In The Name",vbOKCancel)

I get an expected = error, so I put a darn = then it pops up a darn
list
so
i select a stupid vbCancel. Well when I run it I get a darn darn darn
*&^$%#&%& error again. I tried all sorts of variants but the only one
that
works is this....

MsgBox("First Fill In The Name")

What in the world is going on here and why?

Thank You Very Much In Advance,
Rob