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Default Simple Check Box - without True/False values

Sorry Dave,
Yes, it's still with a shared workbook. Basically, I have a workbook that
will have a long list of names of files with check boxes. Once my other
worker receives this file she needs to go in and check the box to reflect
this. It's just a simple tracking system of file movement. So, I don't want
the true/false to show at all. I'm trying your last suggestion of linking to
cell below and then hiding that row, but honestly, the list will be quite
lengthy and this process is time consuming...but, gotta do what ya gotta do!

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Is this still in the Shared workbook using checkboxes from the Forms toolbar?

If yes, you may want to share all the requirements in your post.

Lisa wrote:

I would like a simple check box which can be either checked or unchecked but
with no text values. I don't want it to say "true" or "false", just blank.
Can this be done? I'm using Excel 2000, and I'm a novice with this whole
check box thing.
Thank you.


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