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To make sure that the user has chosen the OK button, check that the input box hasn't returned a zero-length string

 
Sub res()
    Dim strWhichOffice
    
    strWhichOffice = InputBox("Enter the name of the office:", _
        "Expense Assistant 2000", "default", , , _
        "c:\Help.chm", 0)
    If strWhichOffice = "" Then End
End Sub








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