Access VBA Macros | Messages and variables exercise | Asking user for two numbers - displaying product

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Software ==> Access VBA Macros  (25 exercises)
Version ==> Access 2010 and later
Topic ==> Messages and variables  (8 exercises)
Level ==> Average difficulty
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Open your existing module called modVariableCode.

Create a new procedure in this called MultiplyTwoNumbers which asks your user to type in two numbers, on successive input boxes:

Access VBA Macros exercise - Messages and variables (image 1)

What the two input boxes might look like

Your procedure should then join together various bits of text to display the product of the two numbers typed in:

Access VBA Macros exercise - Messages and variables (image 2)

What the answer might look like

You will need 3 integer variables: one to hold each of the first two numbers, and one to hold the answer.

Test your macro, then save and close the module.

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