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Perfect! &nbsp; Thank you for the prompt response! &nbsp; EEH
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Perfect!   Thank you for the prompt response!   EEH

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Upon opening an Excel workbook, I would like to show (via popup message) current sales values.<br />
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For example, to display the sales amount for Q1, I use the following VBA.<br />
MsgBox &quot;Sales for Q1 is: &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Worksheets(&quot;Sheet1&quot;).Range<wbr />(&quot;B1&quot;)<br />
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In the XLS/tab, the value is in the following format: $3,212.04. &nbsp;However, the msgbox shows &quot;3212.038&quot;. &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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My question: &nbsp;How can I modify the format of the msgbox &nbsp;to include the proper currency (rounded) format? &nbsp; Please see attached XLS for details.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
EEH
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Experts:

Upon opening an Excel workbook, I would like to show (via popup message) current sales values.

For example, to display the sales amount for Q1, I use the following VBA.
MsgBox "Sales for Q1 is: " & Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("B1")

In the XLS/tab, the value is in the following format: $3,212.04.  However, the msgbox shows "3212.038".    

My question:  How can I modify the format of the msgbox  to include the proper currency (rounded) format?   Please see attached XLS for details.

Thank you,
EEH

Excel message box (pop-up upon opening) does not show sales value in proper currency format

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