Cheers KIC

like your style - hidden named range

J

keepitcool wrote in message . ..
you'll have to use the registry using SaveSettings/GetSettings
or else you can easily store an array of values in a hidden name object

Sub Store()
Dim v
v = Array(1, "john", True)
ActiveWorkbook.Names.Add "myhiddensettings", v, False
End Sub



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(jason) wrote:

Is it possible for a checkbox on a userform to be saved in the last
setting that the user left it in, when the user closes and saves the
workbook - without using any worksheet cells.