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return value in a cell if check box is checked
Is there a simple way to return a value of "1" in a cell if a check box is
checked and "0" if it is not? thank you! |
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return value in a cell if check box is checked
You could use a linked cell that will return true/false. Then use a formula
that refers to that linked cell: =--A1 (where A1 is that linked cell) But maybe you could just use that linked cell and do what you want with true/false. =countif(a1:a10,true) could be used to count the number of checkboxes (that are linked to A1:A10) that are checked. Knox wrote: Is there a simple way to return a value of "1" in a cell if a check box is checked and "0" if it is not? thank you! -- Dave Peterson |
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return value in a cell if check box is checked
ok, that worked! thank you!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You could use a linked cell that will return true/false. Then use a formula that refers to that linked cell: =--A1 (where A1 is that linked cell) But maybe you could just use that linked cell and do what you want with true/false. =countif(a1:a10,true) could be used to count the number of checkboxes (that are linked to A1:A10) that are checked. Knox wrote: Is there a simple way to return a value of "1" in a cell if a check box is checked and "0" if it is not? thank you! -- Dave Peterson |
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