I have some code that launches a msgbox and I would like to have the code continue to execute with the msgbox displayed rather than wait for the user to click OK/Cancel.
I need a MsgBox that will prompt for a Yes or No response. If you answer Yes run the code below if you answer no just stop and leave me in the current sheet.
i have been trying to add msgbox to show that if textbox1 and textbox3 are empty than show "please enter i.d or lockern no but if textbox3 is true than run the code or textbox1 is true than run the code.
I am currently setting up a ID/Password function on my spreadsheet. On the main page is the login boxes and an Ok button. When the Ok button is pressed, I have a formula that checks the user ID and Password and if correct, it types correct. Otherwise it types incorrect. This is using;
In one of my spreadsheets users can see the active period on multiple worksheets All have cell references to the 1st worksheet (cell B5). I would like 2 things:
1. If users change one of the reference cells on the other worksheets I would like a msgbox to appear
2. After clicking the msgbox away I would like the "old" cell contents (the referenece) to be restored.
Hi, Please could someone help with the following code. I have 2 sheets 'sheet 1' and 'sheet 2'(hidden). Sheet 1 has a control button that takes you straight to sheet 2, however what I wish to achieve is that before sheet 2 is visible a message box appears if a condition is not met. Something like, if sheet 1 R29 is less than 5000 then msg box appears (I would need about 4 lines in the msg box), if ok'd then sheet 2 appears. If the condition is met i.e sheet 1 R29 = or is greater than 5000 then the msg box does not appear and takes the user to sheet 2.
Is it possible to modify and code not to have the OK button. I need to to be information process only. I have a long macro i need to user to be aware where in the macro run we are. I wanted to use this code... but i do not want to click the OK button i need it to just show that that step is completed etc...
I am trying to have a msgbox come up if there is a path found it will pop up a msgbox for a few seconds then go away. Im trying to avoid the user from having to select anything just simpley telling them the connection is there then go away on its on. The code below is what Im currently using.
Code: If Dir("H:") = "" Then MsgBox "Error: Drive, path or file not found" Else MsgBox "OK: Drive, path or file found" End If
I would like to add a MsgBox letting the user know how many days are left before the Trial Period is up.
Code: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim StartTime#, CurrentTime# '***************************************** 'SET YOUR OWN TRIAL PERIOD BELOW 'Integers (1, 2, 3,...etc) = number of days use '1/24 = 1Hr, 1/48 = 30Mins, 1/144 = 10Mins use
Const TrialPeriod# = 5 '< 5 days trial 'set your own obscure path and file-name
[Code] ..........
I was thinking of:
Code: MsgBox "You have X number of days until you Trial Period expires."
But, I don't know how to code the part in Red to register a Count Down from the first day opened to the next.
It may be opened more then once per day. I just nedd a message on day 2nd - 4th day.
If opened on the 5th day, the rest of the code executes, closing the Workbook.
I have several material takeoff sheets and one material SummarySheet in my workbook.
Each material takeoff sheet has a subtotal cell at the bottom of the sheet. The subtotals are added together and the total sum is displayed in a cell on the SummarySheet. At least that is how it is supposed to work. Excel or somebody else arbitrarily changed the cell reference in the SummarySheet formula to call up the cell one row above the subtotal cell on the material takeoff sheets. This little action resulted in a loss of $674,000 and may eventually result in my unemployment. Meanwhile I am sitting here putting out fires.
This is what I would like to do: Place a formula on the SummarySheet or add a Macro that will trigger a warning message box if the total on the SummarySheet is not equal to the sum of the subtotals on the material takeoff sheets. Also would like to have the message box animated or brightly colored.
If(PlateCostsTotals+AppurtenancesCostsTotals+StructuralCostsTotals+MiscellaneousCostsTotalsSummaryCostsTotal MsgBox “Hey, Don’t You Know How to Add”) or an alternate formula that works.
I would like to make a message prompt with additional information that pops up whenever a user selects certain text ("Client Data Error") from a pull down menu. The cells are in one column.
I've never used VBA before so if someone could walk me through any preliminary coding steps ie any introductory texts or inserts into the actual spreadsheet ....
I have a workbook which pulls in the latest row of data from another workbook. At the moment, the original data workbook needs to be open for the one which pulls in the data to work, otherwise I get a #VALUE! in all the relevent cells. What I'd like to do is have a pop-up MsgBox which comes up if it finds the #VALUE! error in cell A9, whilst if the original workbook is open and so no error is displayed, no MsgBox will appear
I have a macro which is going over a list of values and (only if necessary!) change their values or add new items. I would like to get, at the end of the process a message box with a list of changes for example:
Account 11111 changed to 22222 Account 11112 was added.....
How can I create a return / new line in a MsgBox? I'd seen documentation to use the @ symbol to trigger a new line, but that doesn't seem to do anything.
I have this piece of code that shows a popup box when the excel spreadsheet loads up.
Private Sub Workbook_Open() MsgBox "This spreadsheet can design both single-leaf and cavity walls." _ & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & "If only a single-leaf wall is to be designed:" _ & Chr(13) & "Deselect the cavity wall option and complete only the outer leaf input sheet." _ & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & "If a cavity wall is to be designed:" _ & Chr(13) & "Select the cavity wall option and complete both input sheets." _ & Chr(13) & Chr(13) & "All designs satisfy criteria within BS:5628-1:1992 Structural Use Of Unreinforced Masonry", , _ "Spreadsheet Information" End Sub
Is it possible to place a tick box in the message box that says, "show this message again on startup", then if the user unticks the box the message is not shown again and if the box is left ticked the box will load up again on startup of the workbook????
I have a formulae in cell C1 (looks up A1, B1). I want to have a msgbox come up when the value in cell C1 is either #VALUE! / #N/A / any other error. So: if error.type in (1 - 7), want error box. Else if error.type = #N/A, no error box!
I want to return to the userform if the msgbox occurres (then a text / listbox is empty) so the textbox can be filled before populating the data to the worksheet.
I have used conditional formatting, by which cells in a column (Column D) would either have "Text1" or "Text2" or "Text3". VB code so that macro runs a check on 'Column D' and if any cell contains "Text3", a pop-up appears with message "Text3 is there"
I would like to use the following code to produce a message with two numbers in it, both showing an exact golf handicap to one decimal point. If a number is exactly 6 I want it to show as 6.0.
All works well for the number I'm collecting from the user and storing in newh. But I can't retain/produce the trailing zero from oldh which is formatted in the spreadsheet as Custom 0.0.
I'm trying to add data to a list in a range using a MsgBox. I need to look for the next empty row in the range and expand the range as necessary while not overwriting stuff below the current range. I have the code below which adds to the 'database', but doesn't look in the Range (Doc_List). SO I guess I need to insert the data rather than append in the range so any data below the range doesn't get overwritten.