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9.3

Need to add "This process cannot be undone" prompt to a macro

Asked by waktasz in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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Hello,

I have a custom toolbar for adding accounting symbols to excel documents.  I recently added a macro button to the toolbar to delete all symbols from an existing document. After deploying to a test user, we realized we are unable to undo this delete process, and would like there to be a prompt that pops up after the user clicks delete to let them know the process cannot be undone, and ask if they want to continue.

My VB scripting is poor, admittedly I built up this toolbar using answers from other areas on EE and have no idea how to add this function.

Here is the code I'm usingStart Free Trial 
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Sub delpics()
Dim oShape As Excel.Shape
For Each oShape In ActiveSheet.Shapes
    If oShape.Type = msoPicture Then
        oShape.Delete
    End If
Next
End Sub
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