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Msg= msgbox("Are you entering data for " _ & Worksheets("OtherSheet").Range("A1").Value & "?") Regards, Per On 22 Jan., 21:19, Chadersmith wrote: Hi Ryan/Per What about an wanting to enter a specific cell's information into the message box. Even if the cell is in a different sheet... Thanks, Chad "Ryan H" wrote: This is how you would do it for an Input Message Box: * * ' get users data * * MyData = InputBox("Are you entering data for " & ActiveWorkbook.Name & "?") * * If MyData = "" Then Exit Sub This is how you would do it for a Message Box * * MyData = MsgBox("Are you entering data for " & ActiveWorkbook..Name & "?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion) * * If MyData = vbYes Then * * * * ' do something * * End If Hope this helps! *If so, let me know, click "YES" below. -- Cheers, Ryan "Chadersmith" wrote: Hi Everyone, I am interested in putting the filename as text in an input/message box. Is this possible? Something like this perhaps: msgbox("Are you entering data for ActiveWorkbook.name?") I know that doesn't work but thought it might help explain my question. |
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