A.14. Chapter 14: Creating Simple Custom Dialog Boxes

Understand what you can do with a custom dialog box Custom dialog boxes—user interfaces you design in the Visual Basic Editor—are often necessary in macros and other kinds of Office automation. You might, for example, want to display a dialog box that allows the user to specify whether to let a macro continue beyond a certain point in its code or cease execution. Perhaps your macro is searching through a document for a particular phrase; then when it finds that phrase, it displays a dialog box to users asking if they want to continue further.

Master It Which VBA statement would you use to stop a macro from continuing execution?

Solution The End command halts execution.