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Default check box, so when you click on it it inserts a check mark into t.

I would like to create electronic check lists so that when users click on the
small box with the cursor the box is shown as checked off in the list.
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You could add a bunch of checkboxes from the Forms toolbar.

If you want to check the status of the checkbox later, you can use a Linkedcell
to keep track of each checkbox.

Just rightclick on each of the checkboxes
then Format Control|Control Tab
use a different cell for each checkbox (Cell link box)

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I would like to create electronic check lists so that when users click on the
small box with the cursor the box is shown as checked off in the list.


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ps.

Then you can do things like:

=if(a1=true,"It's checked","nope")



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I would like to create electronic check lists so that when users click on the
small box with the cursor the box is shown as checked off in the list.


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