Continuing on with our VBA message box theme, here is how
to create a “VBA message box yes no”
The message box can be used like a function to return a value.
Here I am going to return a value to determine if the user clicked
“yes” or “no”.
For this I am going to set up a VBA Procedure to test with:
Sub GetReponse()
Dim intChoice As Integer
intChoice = MsgBox("Would you like to proceed?", vbYesNo, "Get Response")
Select Case intChoice
Case vbYes
DoCmd.OpenForm "Yes"
Case vbNo
DoCmd.OpenForm "No"
End Select
End Sub
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