This is probably pretty simple, but I need some help with it. I have 3 macros
run by clicking on 3 buttons. I need to have a short message after each macro
is run that says 'Done!. So when the user sees the 'Done!' message they can
then click on the 2nd button, and so forth.

Thanks.
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If the user doesn't need to do anything between steps, you could have one macro
that calls all three procedures:

Option Explicit
Sub DoThemAll()
call macro1
call macro2
call macro3
End sub

Or if they sometimes have to do things between procedures and sometimes not, you
could add a 4th button that calls all 3.

EZ wrote:

This is probably pretty simple, but I need some help with it. I have 3 macros
run by clicking on 3 buttons. I need to have a short message after each macro
is run that says 'Done!. So when the user sees the 'Done!' message they can
then click on the 2nd button, and so forth.

Thanks.
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Dave Peterson

Thanks Dave. I will consider your suggestions.


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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

If the user doesn't need to do anything between steps, you could have one macro
that calls all three procedures:

Option Explicit
Sub DoThemAll()
call macro1
call macro2
call macro3
End sub

Or if they sometimes have to do things between procedures and sometimes not, you
could add a 4th button that calls all 3.

EZ wrote:

This is probably pretty simple, but I need some help with it. I have 3 macros
run by clicking on 3 buttons. I need to have a short message after each macro
is run that says 'Done!. So when the user sees the 'Done!' message they can
then click on the 2nd button, and so forth.

Thanks.
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Dave Peterson

"Jim Cone" wrote:

Check out the MsgBox function in VBA help...

** I will visit the help menu, before having you exert the effort to answer
my question.

Msgbox "Specify the Excel version you are using_Done 1"
** Not sure if the version will make any difference for this question

Msgbox "Post the appropriate parts of your code_Done2
** I don't think this relevant. Because I need the msg at the end of my code!
Msgbox "Respond to those who took the time to answer_Done3"

** I always thanks those who help me as well as those who try. Check out my
replies to Jacob and Dave... they did actually HELP.

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Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA




"EZ"
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This is probably pretty simple, but I need some help with it. I have 3 macros
run by clicking on 3 buttons. I need to have a short message after each macro
is run that says 'Done!. So when the user sees the 'Done!' message they can
then click on the 2nd button, and so forth.

Thanks.
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