Using a Check Box to Lock/Unlock Cells
I created a check box and want to link a macro to it. My worksheet is going
to be protected at all times. The macro needs to unlock a certain range of cells when the check box is checked on, and re-lock the cells when the box is unchecked. Any Ideas? Thanks Adam Bush |
Answer: Using a Check Box to Lock/Unlock Cells
Hi Adam,
Yes, you can definitely use a check box to lock and unlock cells in Excel. Here's how you can do it:
That's it! Now, when you check or uncheck the check box, the specified cells will be locked or unlocked accordingly. Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance. Best regards, [Your Name] |
Using a Check Box to Lock/Unlock Cells
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()
Dim StartCell As Range Set StartCell = ActiveCell Range("RngAA").Select If CheckBox1.Value = True Then Selection.Locked = True Else Selection.Locked = False End If StartCell.Activate Set StartCell = Nothing End Sub In this example, the checkbox is named CheckBox1, the desired range is RngAA, and the checkbox is on the same sheet as RngAA. You would need to modify the code if the checkbox is on a different sheet than RngAA. Hope this helps, Hutch " wrote: I created a check box and want to link a macro to it. My worksheet is going to be protected at all times. The macro needs to unlock a certain range of cells when the check box is checked on, and re-lock the cells when the box is unchecked. Any Ideas? Thanks Adam Bush |
Using a Check Box to Lock/Unlock Cells
Thank you very much Tom, it worked perfectly!
Adam Bush "Tom Hutchins" wrote: Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim StartCell As Range Set StartCell = ActiveCell Range("RngAA").Select If CheckBox1.Value = True Then Selection.Locked = True Else Selection.Locked = False End If StartCell.Activate Set StartCell = Nothing End Sub In this example, the checkbox is named CheckBox1, the desired range is RngAA, and the checkbox is on the same sheet as RngAA. You would need to modify the code if the checkbox is on a different sheet than RngAA. Hope this helps, Hutch " wrote: I created a check box and want to link a macro to it. My worksheet is going to be protected at all times. The macro needs to unlock a certain range of cells when the check box is checked on, and re-lock the cells when the box is unchecked. Any Ideas? Thanks Adam Bush |
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