– It is an optional argument it’s a string expression which path to help.
If you don’t enter any parameter or left blank in the title argument, then by default, it will show an application name, i.e.
– It is an optional argument this is displayed at the top in the title bar of the VBA MsgBox.
E.g., suppose if you enter “0” as a number of integral value (Button parameter constant) or use vbOkOnly, it will show the OK button only in MsgBox.
– It is an optional argument, which indicates the number and type of buttons which you want to display in the VBA MsgBox.
This space can be used to write a single or multiple line text, or you can even display tables/data. You must always enclose the text string in double-quotes, and the limitation is 1,024 characters. In our example, the text “This is my first Programme” is the ‘prompt’. It displays the message that you see in the MsgBox.
Prompt or Text_String – This is a required parameter or argument.
Close Icon: It is used to close the VBA message box by clicking on X symbol i.e Close icon.
Button(s): OK is the default button, where you can customize it to show two or more buttons such as Yes/No, Retry/Ignore, Yes/No/Cancel.
i.e., the message that you want to display.
Prompt or message text: The text message or string you want to convey through the message box to the user.
If you don’t specify anything, it displays the application name “Microsoft Excel” by default.
Message box Title: It is typically used to display what the VBA message box is about.
VBA Message Box (VBA MsgBox) is an inbuilt dialog box window which displays or shows a message alert box containing an optional set of buttons, icons, and other arguments settings Valuation, Hadoop, Excel, Mobile Apps, Web Development & many more.