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I am trying to create a spreadsheet with two worksheets, the first is a list
where the user checks off a series of check boxes in a list, the second worksheet is intended to be formula driven using the check boxes to calculate the value of each item in the list. Hence I want to use the IF command in the second worksheet to say if check box is clicked then the value equals x. I am having problems linking the visual basic check box to the excel sheet. Any suggestions? |
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You need to link the checkbox to a cell, and test that cell value.
Linking a forms checkbox is done by simply right-clicking it, select PropertiesControl an define the cell. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "dingo33" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a spreadsheet with two worksheets, the first is a list where the user checks off a series of check boxes in a list, the second worksheet is intended to be formula driven using the check boxes to calculate the value of each item in the list. Hence I want to use the IF command in the second worksheet to say if check box is clicked then the value equals x. I am having problems linking the visual basic check box to the excel sheet. Any suggestions? |
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Thanks Bob, Took some tinkering but wokred it out,
Thanks again "dingo33" wrote: I am trying to create a spreadsheet with two worksheets, the first is a list where the user checks off a series of check boxes in a list, the second worksheet is intended to be formula driven using the check boxes to calculate the value of each item in the list. Hence I want to use the IF command in the second worksheet to say if check box is clicked then the value equals x. I am having problems linking the visual basic check box to the excel sheet. Any suggestions? |
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That's the best way, you will have learnt more from that than by me just
spelling it out. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "dingo33" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, Took some tinkering but wokred it out, Thanks again "dingo33" wrote: I am trying to create a spreadsheet with two worksheets, the first is a list where the user checks off a series of check boxes in a list, the second worksheet is intended to be formula driven using the check boxes to calculate the value of each item in the list. Hence I want to use the IF command in the second worksheet to say if check box is clicked then the value equals x. I am having problems linking the visual basic check box to the excel sheet. Any suggestions? |
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