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I would do it this way. Hope this helps! If so, let me know, click 'YES'
below. Sub Msg() Dim Sentence1 As String Dim Sentence2 As String Sentence1 = "IF IMPORT WAS SUCCESSFUL click 'MOVE RECORD LIST TO DRIVER LIST' to finish the import." Sentence2 = "IF THE RECORDS DID NOT IMPORT CORRECTLY click 'CANCEL Import ' and start over." MsgBox Sentence1 & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & Sentence2 End Sub -- Cheers, Ryan "Munchkin" wrote: Below is my message box. I want the 2 sentances to be on 2 separate lines. How to I get a return key inbetween them to do that? MsgBox ("IF IMPORT WAS SUCCESSFUL click 'MOVE RECORD LIST TO DRIVER LIST' to finish the import. IF THE RECORDS DID NOT IMPORT CORRECTLY click 'CANCEL IMPORT' and start over.") |
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