VBA MsgBox Query

EwEn999

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When I'm entering a Message Box in VBA, you have to enter a prompt as string, i was wondering if it possible to reference another cell within the string?

i.e. MsgBox("Employee [insert name] has two shifts scheduled for this day") where the employee's name is located in the same worksheet
 

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Hi,
something like this maybe

Rich (BB code):
MsgBox "Employee " & Cells(4, 4).Value & " has two shifts scheduled for this day", 64, "Shifts Scheduled"


Change the range shown in RED as required.

Dave
 
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