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What is a Built in Constant in VB script?
Built in Constants are those which are already created and stored in VB Library and they cannot be changed and they can be used as it is for various purposes. They in turn help you to print information with meaning and also messages with some action.
Different types of Built in Constants
Please find the list of built in constant and their meaning.
| Built in Constants | What it does |
|---|---|
| vbOKOnly | OK button only |
| vbOKCancel | OK and Cancel buttons |
| vbAbortRetryIgnore | Abort, Retry, and Ignore buttons |
| vbYesNoCancel | Yes, No, and Cancel buttons |
| vbYesNo | Yes and No buttons |
| vbRetryCancel | Retry and Cancel buttons |
| vbCritical | Critical Message icon |
| vbQuestion | Warning Query icon |
| vbExclamation | Warning Message icon |
| vbInformation | Information Message icon |
| vbDefaultButton1 | First button is default |
| vbDefaultButton2 | Second button is default |
| vbDefaultButton3 | Third button is default |
| vbDefaultButton4 | Fourth button is default |
| vbApplicationModal | Application modal i.e. the current application will not work until the user responds to the message box |
| vbSystemModal | System modal i.e. all applications wont work until the user responds to the message box |
Example
Const TEST = "Are you sure you want to exit"
msgbox TEST, vbYesNo
The message box displayed will be like this with Yes and No buttons.
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