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InputBox Positioning, Need help using the xpos/ypos

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InputBox Positioning, Need help using the xpos/ypos

InputBox Positioning, Need help using the xpos/ypos

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I have a macro in Extra Basic using Extra Enterprise 7.11. I have added user driven Input Boxes (asking for the last business date). I have reviewed the HELP and also on the internet, but so far I have not found an example of using the xpos% and ypos% to move the Input box other than the default location on the screen. All seem to find is VB versions of this code:

InputBox(prompt[, title] [, default] [, xpos] [, ypos] [, helpfile, context])

and in the Extra Basic help:

rc$ = InputBox[$](prompt$ [,title$ [,default$ _
    [,xpos%,ypos%]]])

what would this look like in a real world example?  

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