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| How to use the Message Box in Excel VBA (syntax you'll need for msgbox) |
You'll quickly learn the right syntax you'll need to create a VBA message box (or a pop up dialogue box) in Excel. I first show you how to create a simple message, and then we expand on this to include "YES" & "NO" buttons.
In the video, I'll also show you how to add a line break to your message box using Vbnewline and also how to use a variable which you can use to assign the answer of the message box to. You'll need this if you have "YES", "NO" or "CANCEL" buttons, so you know which one the user has clicked on.
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