What helps me and what i like to do after watching your tutorials several times, is to take what i have learned so far and try to make your projects just a little bit more elaborate just for the practice and discovering new things. My question is, in the times table quiz in video 4 of lesson two, we created a FOR NEXT Loop. What i attempted to do was create a times table where as one can click on a command button 1 thru 10. And each command button would come up with a one times table all the way to a 10 times table (Yes i had 10 command buttons, each one representing a times table. Ex... Command button name OneTimesTable with the caption of "1" and another command button named TwoTimesTable with the caption of "2" etc.... all the buttons worked great, got the user to put an answer in an Input Box and told the user as to whether they they were right or wrong. Everything worked just like it should have and wanted to. My question to you is, what i tried to do (just to see if could do it, helps me learn proper structure of the language) was to add another input box and have it pop up after the user puts the answer in and a MsgBox pops up telling the user "Correct" or "Incorrect" Then i added another input asking a person to "Continue" Y or N. What i am asking (after being long winded with the explanation LOL) is, how can i get another InputBox to pop up after each iteration in the loop is asked, come up with an input box ask the user if he or she wants to quit while in the middle of a loop and end the sub. So far i have not been successful. I know your busy, but i am very curious Karl Peters
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