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scrappe7

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i am running a db that works off a switchboard. one of the buttons allows for the importation of a file. however, this file needs to be formatted first. I would like a msgbox to appear that would ask the use rif they have formatted the file already. if not they could stop the macro form continuing. if they have they would select the other button and continue. thanks.
 
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Open the message box and ask the question. If the answer is no, the VBA command would be "End". Code would stop running right there. I don't know the equivalent command in a macro. Perhaps RunCommand "End"
 
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