InputBox Cancel

Bob · Nov 9, 2003

How can you identify that a user has clicked the Cancel
button in an InputBox as opposed to just clicking OK with
no value input?

Roy Osherove · Nov 9, 2003

I think you get back an empty string as return

Roy Osherove
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Armin Zingler · Nov 9, 2003

Bob said:
How can you identify that a user has clicked the Cancel
button in an InputBox as opposed to just clicking OK with
no value input?

My docs for the InputBox functions says that a zero-length string is
returned whenever Cancel is pressed.

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] · Nov 9, 2003

* "Bob said:
How can you identify that a user has clicked the Cancel
button in an InputBox as opposed to just clicking OK with
no value input?

'InputBox' isn't really useful...

<msdn>
If the user clicks Cancel, a zero-length string is returned.
</msdn>

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