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Gord,
I tried your parameters, but the position of the Application.InputBox did not budge. I neglected to mention that I dragged the Box to a new location using my mouse cursor prior to testing the code in my example. I am at a loss... Tom -- TomThumb "Gord Dibben" wrote: Works for me when I change the numbers for Left and Top. Sub test() Dim X X = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Hello", Left:=310, Top:=100, Type:=5) End Sub Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 09:18:00 -0700, TomThumb wrote: John, Thank you for your suggestion, but I would prefer a direct answer to my question as to why the Application.InputBox example I gave does not work. I'm reluctant to use your suggestion due to added complexity and possible unintended consequences. Tom |
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