Learn about VBA msgbox
In VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the MsgBox function is used to display a message box to the user. It can include text, buttons, and icons, and it can return a value based on the user’s choice.
Here’s a basic syntax:
MsgBox(prompt, [buttons], [title])
Parameters
- prompt: The message you want to display.
- buttons: (Optional) Specifies which buttons and icon to show. Common options are:
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- vbOKOnly – OK button only
- vbOKCancel – OK and Cancel buttons
- vbYesNo – Yes and No buttons
- vbCritical – Critical icon
- vbInformation – Information icon
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- title: (Optional) Title of the message box window.
Example 1: Basic Message Box
Example 2: Message Box with Title and Icon
Example 3: Capture User Response
You can use MsgBox to capture the user’s response. For example:
The MsgBox function is versatile for showing prompts and capturing simple user input in VBA.
Q and A
- What is the basic syntax of MsgBox? (How can I display a simple message box with the text “Hello, World!”?)
Answer:
sub msgdemo() MsgBox "Hello, World!" End Sub
2. How do you use MsgBox to display a message with a title? (How can I show a message box with the message “Operation Complete” and the title “Notification”?)
Answer:
Sub msgbox_1() MsgBox "Operation Complete", vbInformation, "Notification" End Sub
3. How do you capture the user’s response to a MsgBox? (How can I display Yes and No buttons and take action based on the user’s choice?)
Answer:
Sub msgbox_2() Dim response As VbMsgBoxResult response = MsgBox("Do you want to continue?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Confirmation") If response = vbYes Then MsgBox "You chose Yes." Else MsgBox "You chose No." End If End Sub
4. How do you include different button types in a MsgBox? (How can I display a MsgBox with Yes, No, and Cancel buttons?)
Answer:
Sub msgbox_3() MsgBox "Do you want to save changes?", vbYesNoCancel + vbExclamation, "Save Changes" End Sub
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