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I want to use a check box, for example, on each row of a checkbook
spreadsheet to check off if an item has been posted by the bank. To do this, I have tried placing a check box in a cell in one row of data--using a fixed-column, relative row reference ($A1) as the cell link--then copying the row to many empty rows. The above procedure copies the check box to every row, but unfortunately, it interprets the cell reference as abosolute--so that every check box refers to the same entry, not to its own row. It does not matter if I use the check box from Forms or from Control Toolbox--same problem either way. Does anyone know how I could create check boxes in multiple rows, each box linked to its own row? |
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