Hi There,

Im trying to find some VB that creates a simple user form with say 10
lines of text underneath each other (Text line 1, text line 2, etc) and
a close button.

Anyone know how.... ?

(PS - User will run a macro that brings up the form - but as the form is
so simple, perhaps there is a less cubersome way to create "pop up" type
info in Excel (not comments or the like!)

Regards

Darin



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Sub ShowMessage()
s = "Line 1" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 2" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 3" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 4" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 5" & vbnewlIne
s = s & "Line 6" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 7" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 8" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 9" & vbNewline
s = s & "Line 10"
msgbox s
End Sub

Msgbox will only show 255 lines of text, but perhaps that is sufficient.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"Darin Kramer" wrote:

Hi There,

Im trying to find some VB that creates a simple user form with say 10
lines of text underneath each other (Text line 1, text line 2, etc) and
a close button.

Anyone know how.... ?

(PS - User will run a macro that brings up the form - but as the form is
so simple, perhaps there is a less cubersome way to create "pop up" type
info in Excel (not comments or the like!)

Regards

Darin



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Awesome Tom!!! Thanks!
Is there any way to change the name of the box to my own defined name
instead of "Microsoft Excel"

Kind Regards

Darin



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Msgbox has several arguments. You might look at the help for a fuller
understanding of its capabilities. Put the code in a module, highight Msgbox
and hit F1. I have added code to change the title.

Sub ShowMessage()
s = "Line 1" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 2" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 3" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 4" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 5" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 6" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 7" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 8" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 9" & vbNewLine
s = s & "Line 10"
MsgBox Prompt:=s, Buttons:=vbOKOnly, Title:="Darin's advice"
End Sub

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regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Darin Kramer" wrote:

Awesome Tom!!! Thanks!
Is there any way to change the name of the box to my own defined name
instead of "Microsoft Excel"

Kind Regards

Darin



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Darin,

You can change the title of the MsgBox by including the "Title" parameter.
E.g.,

MsgBox "Message Text", vbOKOnly, Title:="MsgBox Title"


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
(email address is on the web site)


"Darin Kramer" wrote in message
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Awesome Tom!!! Thanks!
Is there any way to change the name of the box to my own defined name
instead of "Microsoft Excel"

Kind Regards

Darin



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Thanks so much all!!!

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Just another similar variation:

Sub Demo()
Dim m As Variant
m = Array( _
"Line 1", _
"Line 2", _
"Line 3", _
"Line 4", _
"Line 5")

MsgBox Join(m, vbNewLine), vbOKOnly, "My Title"
End Sub

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HTH :)
Dana DeLouis
Windows XP & Office 2007


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Thanks so much all!!!

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