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Hello,
Another question please- is there a way to determine what type of message box you want to call in VBA. So instead of calling the infomation style box could I call a stop or warning message? And if I can what is the code I need. Thank you. R. |
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Hi,
Write this line in the VB editor and as soon as you enter the comma you'll get a scroll window with all the different types you can use msgbox("hello", Mike "VoxBox-Richard" wrote: Hello, Another question please- is there a way to determine what type of message box you want to call in VBA. So instead of calling the infomation style box could I call a stop or warning message? And if I can what is the code I need. Thank you. R. |
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Look in VBA help for msgbox function to get a list of styles.
There is example code shown. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 5 Aug 2008 13:22:00 -0700, VoxBox-Richard wrote: Hello, Another question please- is there a way to determine what type of message box you want to call in VBA. So instead of calling the infomation style box could I call a stop or warning message? And if I can what is the code I need. Thank you. R. |
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