Customize Button Text when using vbYesNoCancel in a MsgBox? (1 Viewer)

[DreamerArgentino]

Hi all!

Query: Is there an easy way to customize Button Text when using vbYesNoCancel in a MsgBox?

That is, instead of showing Yes, No, Cancel; display custom texts.

Thanks!

 

[oleronesoftwares]

Query: Is there an easy way to customize Button Text when using vbYesNoCancel in a MsgBox?

I know of custom labels, but buttons might entail you using API'S

Alternatively, you can create a custom pop up form

 

[Ranman256]

That's a pre-packaged deal for easy use.
If you want custom, make your own form with the custom messages.

 

[theDBguy]

Take a look at this other thread.

MsgBox

MS Access 2002 Help describes inserting @'s to divide MsgBox text into sections ala MS Access Error Messages. I tried this in but it doesn't seem to work. 1) Does it work? 2) IF yes to #1, what is the syntax. I have tried msgbox "Section1@Section2@Section3" :confused: Thanks for your...

www.access-programmers.co.uk

 

[Uncle Gizmo]

No but you could do something like this:-

See more information on my website here:-

“Advanced” Message Box​

Advanced Message Box - Nifty Access

“Advanced” Message Box Message boxes can be modified quite extensively to give you your user a much better experience. So before you set about creating a Form to use as a Messsage Box, consider using the more advanced features of a "Built In" Message Box. There's a really nicely done example...

www.niftyaccess.com

 

[moke123]

here's one example.

 

[moke123]

And a slightly different type using TaskDialogue

 

[isladogs]

Yet another example of a customised message box

See my example database
Attention Seek - Isladogs on Access

 

[DreamerArgentino]

Thanks to everyone for your replies! I think it exceeds me in the complex, I will continue with vbYesNoCancel