MessageBox opens and operates a small message box on the screen.
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Here we discuss how to work with Message Box Yes/No Response in Excel using VBA code along with practical examples and downloadable excel template.Declare Function MessageBox Lib "user32.dll" Alias "MessageBoxA" (ByVal hWnd As Long, ByVal lpText As String, ByVal lpCaption As String, ByVal uType As Long) As Long Platforms This allows us to retain the code within the file. Once done with creating the code, save the file in a macro-enabled excel format.Messages should be understandable to all the viewers.
Message boxes can have any message but the message should be short and precise enough to see the actual message.We can also insert question mark, alert mark, exclamation mark, etc.Although most of the realistic message boxes have 2 or maximum 3 buttons in the message box. We can insert multiple buttons as per our needs.This is quite useful when we are working on huge code and big data is also involved in it.Loop message boxes with multiple conditions are easy to create.We will get the message Okay.Īnd if we again run the code and click on NO, we will get the message as Close as shown below. As we can see, we got the message box which we have set in the code. Step 4: Or Else, if we will get a message as CLOSE. Write the condition, we click on YES then we would get the message as Okay. Step 3: To get another message box, use the If-Else loop. Result = MsgBox("Still Want To Continue?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo) And to get the question mark, use a similar way of using VB. As we saw in other examples we will use the message and the vbYESNO for buttons. Step 2: In the defined variable, we will use the message box. In this example, we will see how to create a message box with a question mark and when we proceed with clicking on the buttons we will see how to get another message,= if required.
Step 3: And we run this code we will get the message box asking “Do you want to continue?” with option OK and CANCEL. MsgBox "Do you want to continue?", vbOKCancel Step 2: Use MsgBox function and choose the message which we discussed. Step 1: Write the subprocedure of the VBA message box. In that case, windows alert us if we want to continue. This type of message comes when we open some certain files or links which might be dangerous. This is how our message box will look like.Īnd again if we click on any of the buttons, it will put us out of the code. Step 4: Now, Run the code by pressing the F5 key or by clicking on the Play Button. MsgBox "Unable To Complete Current Download?", vbAbortRetryIgnore So write such type of message button names followed by vb. Step 3: In such cases either we can Abort the download, Ignore the message or Retry downloading the file again. MsgBox "Unable To Complete Current Download?", Step 2: Let’s consider the same type of message which we have discussed above. Step 1: Write the subprocedure for the VBA message box. Here we can create this kind of message box. Due to some error file couldn’t be downloaded completely. Let’s see another type of Message box YES NO.
Here we can see the message box with YES and NO buttons.Ĭlicking on any option will exit from the code. Run the code by pressing the F5 key or by clicking on the Play Button. Step 8: Now we expect to get YES and NO button in the message box. Step 7: Now to insert a customized message in VBA, we need to use the word “vb” followed by what type of buttons we want. Step 6: Suppose we save an unsaved file so we would expect this kind of message as shown below. And use MsgBox function again with a new message. For this create a new subprocedure again or we can use the same. Step 5: Now we want to add a message box with YES and NO buttons. And if click on Ok, then we will be exited from it. We will get a message box with the message “VBA Message Box”. Step 4: Once done, Run the code by pressing the F5 key or by clicking on the Play Button.