MsgBox() Function: Return Values
| Value |
Constant |
Description |
| 1 |
vbOK |
The user clicked
OK |
| 2 |
vbCancel |
The user clicked
Cancel |
| 3 |
vbAbort |
The user clicked
Abort |
| 4 |
vbRetry |
The user clicked
Retry |
| 5 |
vbIgnore |
The user clicked
Ignore |
| 6 |
vbYes |
The user clicked
Yes |
| 7 |
vbNo |
The user clicked
No |
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If the user presses Esc at the
message box, VB responds as if the user clicked
the cancel button. |
Specifying the Icon
Adding an additional value to the second argument
specifies the icon used to the left of the message
inside the message box. The following table shows
the named constant values and the icons they produce.
| Value |
Constant |
Description |
| 16 |
vbCritical |
Display Critical
Message icon. |
| 32 |
vbQuestion |
Display Question
mark icon. |
| 48 |
vbExclamation |
Display Warning
Message icon. |
| 64 |
vbInformation |
Display Information
Message icon. |
The following code segment produces a message box
with an icon
intResponse = MsgBox ("Are you
ready?", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Question
Box")
Figure 9.3
The MsgBox() function actually supports a few additional
and optional arguments but we won't discuss about
them.
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