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How can I determine whether the CommonDialog has been pressed or cancelled in VB?
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Sorry, just posted it wrong.


CancelError = true
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'Purpose:
  '' Author: Wu Wenzhi
  'Date: 2001-11-13
  'Description: To try this example, add a CommonDialog and a button to the form
  'Then paste the following code in the code form
  'Good luck!
    
  Option Explicit
    
  Private Sub Command1_Click ()
          On Error GoTo ErrHandle
            
          With CommonDialog1
                  'Error triggered when user cancels
                  .CancelError = True
                  .Filter = "Text file | * .txt"
                  .ShowOpen
                  MsgBox .FileName
          End With
            
          Exit Sub
            
  'Error handling
  ErrHandle:
          Select Case Err.Number
          Case 32755
                  MsgBox "User cancelled", vbInformation
          Case Else
                  MsgBox Err.Description, vbCritical, Err.Number
          End Select
  End Sub
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