clear, concise, showed results of different code, gives enough context for me to go get my ideas into VBA without needing it spelled out for me. Perfect!
This is good information. I prefer to use Select/Case instead of ElseIf. It's a lot cleaner and easier to manage, in my opinion. But what you presented is spot on, so I'm not kickin' ya in the knees.
Thanks for the video, so just to confir, the option vbDefaultbutton 1 ...n can be use to declare a custom button displayed in the message box? for example I have a button from a message box coming up from an application, the options are "Run" and "Cancel". Defaltubutton 1 would be "Run"?
Question, I've got a scenario I'm wondering if it is doable with Message Boxes. Is it possible to have a message box pop up as an event procedure say maybe upon opening a workbook and display only cells that have values in a given range as well as values of an adjacent column? So for example, if I want a message box to show only those cells that have values from Column I(Eye not L) and then the corresponding values in column C, could a message box do that as a vertical listing? So something like: John Smith - 100 Nancy Smith - 50 Paul Smith - 75 I'm not familiar with the limitations of Message Boxes, but is it possible to do something like that?
1:05 Sooooo... The intellisense (or whatever it's called) bar you're referencing there, it never appears for me, meaning I always have to guess or else look up this stuff online, no idea how it got turned off, or how to turn it back on. Anybody know?
Hello Paul, your videos have helped me tremendously. I have been having issues connecting to a PDF software that our company uses. Even though Kofax PowerPDF has a guide for VBA automation stuff online, I cannot seem to make it work. Do you have any video or website recommendations for connecting to applications? Their Technical Support team has been no help, and any attempts to make connections like the examples they show in the guide are not working. I figured a bright mind like yours might be able to point me in a good direction to figure this out.
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Crisp with clarity at its best , thanks a lot Master
clear, concise, showed results of different code, gives enough context for me to go get my ideas into VBA without needing it spelled out for me. Perfect!
Awesome 👏 Have been using VBA from couple of year now but this content is amazing
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This is good information.
I prefer to use Select/Case instead of ElseIf. It's a lot cleaner and easier to manage, in my opinion. But what you presented is spot on, so I'm not kickin' ya in the knees.
Great! Thanks Paul!!
Thanks Wayne
You are a master mind in vba amigo!! I wish i had the same skill as yours!!
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Clear and awesome!
Thanks, Master.
Glad you like it Mariano
Thanks Paul, We need a video every Week.
Very usefull info. Thx!
You're welcome
Which font did you use? Its looks good
great video, thanks.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the video, so just to confir, the option vbDefaultbutton 1 ...n can be use to declare a custom button displayed in the message box? for example I have a button from a message box coming up from an application, the options are "Run" and "Cancel". Defaltubutton 1 would be "Run"?
Superb explained. Thank you very much.
Thanks Michael.
Question, I've got a scenario I'm wondering if it is doable with Message Boxes. Is it possible to have a message box pop up as an event procedure say maybe upon opening a workbook and display only cells that have values in a given range as well as values of an adjacent column? So for example, if I want a message box to show only those cells that have values from Column I(Eye not L) and then the corresponding values in column C, could a message box do that as a vertical listing? So something like:
John Smith - 100
Nancy Smith - 50
Paul Smith - 75
I'm not familiar with the limitations of Message Boxes, but is it possible to do something like that?
1:05 Sooooo... The intellisense (or whatever it's called) bar you're referencing there, it never appears for me, meaning I always have to guess or else look up this stuff online, no idea how it got turned off, or how to turn it back on. Anybody know?
You may have an error in your code. Use debug and compile to find and remove all errors. It should work fine then.
@@Excelmacromastery I get no errors, and when I click compile, it executes without any warnings. *shrug*
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Hello Paul, your videos have helped me tremendously. I have been having issues connecting to a PDF software that our company uses. Even though Kofax PowerPDF has a guide for VBA automation stuff online, I cannot seem to make it work. Do you have any video or website recommendations for connecting to applications? Their Technical Support team has been no help, and any attempts to make connections like the examples they show in the guide are not working. I figured a bright mind like yours might be able to point me in a good direction to figure this out.
hi , how can i disable or remove the msg box ?
Taskmanager
need vba code for automatic popup & disappear after few seconds
You'll need to use a timer and userform
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