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Is it possible to use a series of ActiveX controls (Checkboxes) and then do a
math function, such as COUNTIF to count the number of check boxes that are checked (true)? What should be used to determine the state of the checkbox and what would the proper syntax be? |
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Yes, you need to link the checkboxes to cells in a contiguous range, if you
right click a check box in design mode and select properties you can link it to a cell, preferably you would link it to a range in a hidden column/row or somewhere off view then just use =COUNTIF(Range,TRUE) where Range is the range you linked them to, it will return the number of checked check boxes Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "ForTor69" wrote: Is it possible to use a series of ActiveX controls (Checkboxes) and then do a math function, such as COUNTIF to count the number of check boxes that are checked (true)? What should be used to determine the state of the checkbox and what would the proper syntax be? |
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