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Navigate worksheet while waiting for user input?
John,
The Excel message dialog boxes are modal and will not allow you to navigate or do anything else until a response is processed. You could create a userform that mimics an Excel dialog box but is not set to modal to get around the limitation. Ken "John Keith" wrote: Is it possible to allow a user to navigate around a worksheet while waiting for a user input to a msgbox? For instance, while waiting for a response to the following line of code is there a way to allow the user to peruse the worksheet (mostly scroll left and right to view the line): answer = MsgBox("Do you want to delete this row?", vbYesNo) John Keith |
Navigate worksheet while waiting for user input?
On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:19:01 -0700, Ken Warthen
wrote: John, The Excel message dialog boxes are modal and will not allow you to navigate or do anything else until a response is processed. You could create a userform that mimics an Excel dialog box but is not set to modal to get around the limitation. Ken, Thanks, I guess it's time to learn a new trick. John Keith |
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