MsgBox vbYesNo

hillmas83

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Hi,

I am trying to write some vba code which will allow me to look to see the value of a cell, if that cell = X then display a msgbox "cell = X, are you Sure?" with options yes or no. If they click no then it exits the sub routine. If they click yes then the code continues onto the next line.

i am quite sure i being stupid but just cant figure it out.

so far i have the below but it doesnt like it for some reason and just crashes my excel when i run it...

Code:
If Sheets("Data 2").Range("I7") <> "N" Then
   If MsgBox("This line has already been submitted with the below details..." & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & ("Do you want to override the data?") & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & Range("H8") & Dup_Added_By & vbNewLine & Range("H9") & Dup_Block_Type & vbNewLine & Range("H10") & Dup_Apply_Date & vbNewLine & Range("H11") & Dup_End_Date, vbYesNo + vbQuestion) = vbNo Then Exit Sub
Else


End If
 

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Try:
Code:
    Dim s   As String
    
    s = "This line has already been submitted with the details below:@NL@NLDo you wish to override the data?@NL@NL"
    s = s & Cells(8, 8).Value & Dup_Added_By & "@NL"
    s = s & Cells(9, 8).Value & Dup_Block_Type & "@NL"
    s = s & Cells(10, 8).Value & Dup_Apply_Date & "@NL"
    s = s & Cells(11, 8).Value & Dup_End_Date & "@NL"
    
    If sheets("Data 2").Cells(7, 9).Value <> "N" Then
        If MsgBox(Replace(s, "@NL", vbCrLf), vbYesNo, "Replace Data?") = vbNo Then Exit Sub
    Else
    
    End If
 
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I have no problems with your code.
It can also be like this:

Code:
  If Sheets("Data 2").Range("I7") <> "N" Then
    If [COLOR=#0000ff]MsgBox("This line has already been submitted with the below details..." & vbCr & vbCr & _[/COLOR]
      ("[COLOR=#008000]Do you want to override the data?") & vbCr & vbCr & _[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#008000]        Range("H8") & Dup_Added_By & vbCr & _[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#008000]        Range("H9") & Dup_Block_Type & vbCr & _[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#008000]        Range("H10") & Dup_Apply_Date & vbCr & _[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#008000]        Range("H11") & Dup_End_Date, vbYesNo + vbQuestion[/COLOR]) [COLOR=#0000ff]= vbNo Then Exit Sub[/COLOR]
  Else
  End If
 
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