How can I add an output option to my macro?

liamdocherty

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How can I add a message pop up when the user clicks on my quit macro to display are you sure you want to quit the spreadsheet? With two options saying 'yes' and 'cancel'?


Code:
Sub CloseButton()
Application.Quit


End Sub

Thank you!
 

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Re: test

Could an admin update the title please? I didn't mean to call it that. Could it be changed to "How can I add an output option to my macro?"
 
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Re: test

Sub CloseButton()

Msg1 = MsgBox("Are You Sure you want to Quit?", ybyesNo)
if Msg1 = yes then
Application.Quit
end if


End Sub
 
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