Geting textbox value in msgbox excel VBA - excel

I want a message box to appear after someone has entered a wrong value For example:
Msgbox("The value ""txtID"" is wrong")
So if i typed the wrong value the message box should say "The value 200(for example) is wrong" . How can i do that?


Anything within double quotes will be considered as a string. Try this.
Msgbox("The value " & txtID & " is wrong")

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Syntax problem to check if boxed are filled with information

i think i have a syntax problem.
I just want to check with vba if theres every field filled for next steps.
I need like 15 more cells to check
Maybe someone can help me
my code work, just the first line give error because of this "and ("C24:C22")"
For Each Zellen_auf_Inhalt_prüfen In Range("B7:J7") **and ("C24:C22")**
If Zellen_auf_Inhalt_prüfen.Value = "" Then
MsgBox "Bitte alle Zellen ausfüllen."
GoTo MacroEnde
End If
Next Zellen_auf_Inhalt_prüfen
"Zellen auf inhalt prüfen" means, to check cells if theres anything in
i google but i dont find any solution.

I think you are looking for the union statement:
For Each Zellen_auf_Inhalt_prüfen In Union(Range("B7:J7"), Range("C24:C22"))

I want to check a IF formula by using the IFS function

I have the following IF function, which tells us the source of some data in Excel.
=IF(D168=T168, " ", IF(AND(S168=0, R168<>0), "Invalid number", IF(AND(R168=0, Q168<>0),"Invalid Text", IF(AND(D168=0, T168<>0), "Source X", IF(AND(T168<>0, T168<>F168, OR (T168=G168, T168=O168, T168=P168)), "Source Y", " ")))))
Now I want to check that this formula is pulling the right source with an IFS function. I have tried IFS(D168=T168, " ", S168=0 R168<>0, "Invalid Number") but this formula returns an error.
I want to basically translate the IF formula above into an IFS formula.

The syntax for the IFS function in Microsoft Excel is:
=IFS( condition1, return1 [,condition2, return2] ... [,condition127, return127] )
So after S=168, what value?
And don't forget the commas!
You probably omitted the AND. Because that is your 'condition 2'. i.e. something that will return a boolean true or false result.
AND(S168=0, R168<>0)
Leading to:
=IFS(D168=T168, " ", AND(S168=0, R168<>0), "Invalid Number")
etc, etc.
Let me know if that works for you.

How to format a variable as currency inside of a string

All of the following is happening within an If Statement
I have a variable, Difference, that is the result of a subtraction of two monetary values.
I then have a another variable, Message, which looks as follows:
If AssessedValue < ProposedValue Then
Difference = Format(ProposedValue - AssessedValue, "Currency")
Message = "Average value is " & Difference & " more than the current
appraised value. Do NOT recommend negotiations."
Else
Difference = Format(AssessedValue - ProposedValue, "Currency")
Message = "Average value is " & Difference & " less than the current
appraised value. Recommend negotiations."
End If
MY issue is that in the message that displays, the difference does not display as currency but just an un-formatted number instead of currency (Example of the message below)
Average value is 21587 more than the current appraised value. Do NOT
recommend negotiations.
How can I get the 21587, in this example, to appear in the message as $21,587.00?
Thanks in advance for any help with this issue.
Kirk

There are a couple of ways to fix your issue:
Format Difference using a "Currency" format prior to including it in the string, e.g.
Message = "Average value is " & Format(Difference, "Currency") & " more than the current appraised value. Do NOT recommend negotiations."
Declare Difference to be a String rather than a numeric type. (I'm guessing you have declared it currently as a Currency type.)
Dim Difference As String
This will ensure that the result of Format(ProposedValue - AssessedValue, "Currency") is not converted back to a numeric value in order to be stored in your Difference variable.

how do I format currency inside the expression of Excel cell?

I am trying to figure out how to format the result in an expression in Excel. I wrote
=IF(C30 > B30, "You would save $" & Format(C30-B30, "Currency") & "!", "No savings")
inside the cell but it doesn't work. Simply put, I want the currency formatted inside the expression.
How?

Have you tried the Text function?
=IF(C30 > B30, "You would save " & Text(C30-B30, "$0.00") & "!", "No savings")

Use this formula
=IF(C30 > B30, "You would save " & Currency(C30-B30, 0) & "!", "No savings")

Many years later, this works, too!
=IF(C4>D4,"You would save " & DOLLAR(C4-D4,2) & "!","No Savings!")

I think you are looking for the Concatenate function. Excel doesn't seem to have the Format function you have indicated.
This worked for me in Excel 2007:
=IF(C30 > B30, CONCATENATE("You would save $",C30-B30, "!"), "No savings")

display a 2 row message pop -up vba 6

is there a way to display a 2 or 3 or 4 or n line message on a pop-up window in vba 6 ?
For the moment my pop-up window ( calling the MsgBox function) displays the message like this :
You did something wrong. Please enter valid input.
and I want it to display the message like this
You did something wrong.
Please enter valid input.
can you please provide a code sample?
many thx in advance,
radu

Just add a newline in your message:
MsgBox "Text 1" & vbNewLine & "text 2.

Relatively easy request
iResult = MsgBox("This information is on the first line. " & vbCrLf & "This information is on the 2nd line. " &vbCrLf & _
"Do you wish to continue?", vbYesNo + vbInformation, "Message Box")

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