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Macro asking "Are You Sure?"
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I have a worksheet that contains several lines of data which I want the user to be able to clear using a macro, which is easy enough but before the macro actualy clears all the cells, is it possible to ask the user are they sure ?? any ideas ?? Thanks Anthony |
Hi - you could use the this - replace the range A1:B2 with the cells you
want to delete Sub Test() Dim rng As Range Dim var As Variant Set rng = Range("A1:B2") var = MsgBox("Are you sure you want to delete the following cells " _ & vbCr & vbCr & rng.Address, vbOKCancel + vbExclamation, _ "Delete Confirmation") If var = vbOK Then rng.ClearContents End If End Sub "Anthony" wrote in message ... Hi I have a worksheet that contains several lines of data which I want the user to be able to clear using a macro, which is easy enough but before the macro actualy clears all the cells, is it possible to ask the user are they sure ?? any ideas ?? Thanks Anthony |
James,
Thanks, that works great !! "Anthony" wrote: Hi I have a worksheet that contains several lines of data which I want the user to be able to clear using a macro, which is easy enough but before the macro actualy clears all the cells, is it possible to ask the user are they sure ?? any ideas ?? Thanks Anthony |
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