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Changing the name of a message box
yes
the syntax is msgbox prompt, buttons, title VBA intellisence gives you the full list, but basically, whatever you use as "title" will appear as the heading "Bishop" wrote: Can I change the name of a messege box to something other than Microsoft Excel? |
Changing the name of a message box
Apparently I'm not understanding the syntax involved. I totally see what
you're talking about but the help file example isn't very helpful. This is what I've tried: MsgBox ("You have to fill in this information before you can continue.",,"WARNING!",,) I've tried every combination with and without , placeholders. I've tried using no quotes. And I either get a "= expected" error or an "expression" error. The syntax required in the helpfile is: MsgBox(prompt[, buttons] [, title] [, helpfile, context]) So why doesn't this work? "Patrick Molloy" wrote: yes the syntax is msgbox prompt, buttons, title VBA intellisence gives you the full list, but basically, whatever you use as "title" will appear as the heading "Bishop" wrote: Can I change the name of a messege box to something other than Microsoft Excel? |
Changing the name of a message box
Ok, I see now. You can't use ()'s. Thanks.
"Patrick Molloy" wrote: yes the syntax is msgbox prompt, buttons, title VBA intellisence gives you the full list, but basically, whatever you use as "title" will appear as the heading "Bishop" wrote: Can I change the name of a messege box to something other than Microsoft Excel? |
Changing the name of a message box
you can
method 1 msgbox, "hello World",vbyesno,"my message" method 2 if msgbox( "Continue?",vbyesno,"Program check")=vbNo THEN ///quit code else ///continue code end if "Bishop" wrote: Ok, I see now. You can't use ()'s. Thanks. "Patrick Molloy" wrote: yes the syntax is msgbox prompt, buttons, title VBA intellisence gives you the full list, but basically, whatever you use as "title" will appear as the heading "Bishop" wrote: Can I change the name of a messege box to something other than Microsoft Excel? |
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