[RESOLVED] How to use the results of an InputBox in the body of a MsgBox?

Hi there,

I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to take what a user types into an input box and use that in the main message of a message box.

For example:

I could have an input box that says, "What's your favorite kind of ice cream?"

The user types "Vanilla" and clicks OK.

Then I have a message box that says, "Your favorite is Vanilla? Me too!"

How do I enter the result of "Vanilla" in between two different pieces of text in a message box?

Thanks

Code:

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Dim Answer As String

Answer = InputBox ("What's your favorite kind of ice cream?")
MsgBox "Your favorite is " & Answer & "? Me too!"

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To concatenate strings use &

One simple line that's all you need.
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MsgBox "Your favorite is " & InputBox("What's your favorite kind of ice cream?") & " Me too!", vbOKOnly

Kerlen....are you taking a class? Do you have an reference books to help you learn VB6? While this forum is GREAT for honing skills, you might wanna take a class, or get yourself a good VB6 book and start from the beginning and work your way through it slowly. There are some basics you seem to be needing. I'd recommend a free on-line book called "The Black Book"--available at:
http://portal.aauj.edu/portal_resour...black_book.pdf. Of course, there are MANY resources, including MSDN. But, a self-study book can't be beat. Good luck with VB.

its simple

Code:

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Private Function MessageBox(Optional ByVal MsgBoxMessage As String, _
                            Optional ByVal InputBoxQuestion As String, _
                            Optional ByVal MsgBoxAnswer As String, _
                            Optional ByVal MessageBoxStyle As VbMsgBoxStyle, _
                            Optional ByVal MsgBoxTitle As String, _
                            Optional ByVal InputBoxTitle As String)
MsgBox Left(IIf(MsgBoxMessage <> "", MsgBoxMessage, " "), Len(IIf(MsgBoxMessage <> "", MsgBoxMessage, " ")) - 1) & " " & _
 InputBox(InputBoxQuestion, InputBoxTitle) & _
  Right(IIf(MsgBoxMessage <> "", MsgBoxMessage, ""), 1) & " " & _
  MsgBoxAnswer, _
  MessageBoxStyle, _
 MsgBoxTitle
End Function

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and to use this function (all are optional)

Code:

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MessageBox [ByVal MsgBoxMessage As String], _
                  [ByVal InputBoxQuestion As String], _
                  [ByVal MsgBoxAnswer As String], _
                  [ByVal MessageBoxStyle As VbMsgBoxStyle], _
                  [ByVal MsgBoxTitle As String], _
                  [ByVal InputBoxTitle As String]

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Code:

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Private Sub Command1_Click()
MessageBox "You favorite ice cream flavor is?", _
          "What is your favorite ice cream flavor?", _
          "Me too!", _
          vbOKOnly + vbInformation, _
          "Ice Cream Flavor", _
          "Ice Cream Flavor"
End Sub

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Thank you so much everyone! That definitely did the trick. I knew the answer had to be a simple one. :)

And thank you Sam for the link to the book. I've been looking for a good course/study guide to start learning how to program better. I'll definitely take a look at it.

All the best!