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    Msgbox Function: Yourmsg Msgbox (Prompt, Style Value, Title)

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    The MsgBox function displays a pop-up message box in Visual Basic and prompts the user to click a command button. The function takes three arguments: the prompt message, a style value determining which command buttons appear, and a title for the message box. Style values include options for OK only, OK and Cancel, Abort and Retry buttons. The function returns a value depending on which button the user clicks.

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    The MsgBox function displays a pop-up message box in Visual Basic and prompts the user to click a command button. The function takes three arguments: the prompt message, a style value determining which command buttons appear, and a title for the message box. Style values include options for OK only, OK and Cancel, Abort and Retry buttons. The function returns a value depending on which button the user clicks.

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    Programming in VS 2010

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    Message Box in VB

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    The MsgBox function displays a pop-up message box in Visual Basic and prompts the user to click a command button. The function takes three arguments: the prompt message, a style value determining which command buttons appear, and a title for the message box. Style values include options for OK only, OK and Cancel, Abort and Retry buttons. The function returns a value depending on which button the user clicks.

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    Msgbox Function: Yourmsg Msgbox (Prompt, Style Value, Title)

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    MsgBox ( ) Function

    The objective of MsgBox is to produce a pop-up message box and prompt the user to click on a
    command button before he /she can continues. This format is as follows:
    yourMsg=MsgBox(Prompt, Style Value, Title)

    The first argument, Prompt, will display the message in the message box. The Style Value will
    determine what type of command buttons appear on the message box, please refer to Table 12.1 for
    types of command button displayed. The Title argument will display the title of the message board.

    Table 12.1: Style Values

    Style Value

    0
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    Named Constant

    Buttons Displayed

    vbOkOnly
    vbOkCancel
    vbAbortRetryIgnore
    vbYesNoCancel
    vbYesNo
    vbRetryCancel

    Ok button
    Ok and Cancel buttons
    Abort, Retry and Ignore buttons.
    Yes, No and Cancel buttons
    Yes and No buttons
    Retry and Cancel buttons

    Table 12.2 : Return Values and Command Buttons

    Value

    Named Constant

    vbOk

    vbCancel

    vbAbort

    vbRetry

    vbIgnore

    vbYes

    Button
    Clicked

    Ok
    button
    Cancel
    button
    Abort
    button
    Retry
    button
    Ignore
    button
    Yes
    button

    No
    button

    vbNo

    Table 12.3: Message box with icon


    Value

    Named Constant

    16

    vbCritical

    32

    vbQuestion

    48

    vbExclamation

    64

    vbInformation

    Icon

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