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You can rightclick on each checkbox, choose Format Control|Control tab
and assign it a cell link. Then you can use that cell link in your IF formula: =if(a1=true,"Yes","Nope") Sarah wrote: Is there a way to create a conditional, if, then formula that is dependent on the yes/no checkboxes you can create with the form toolbar? -- Dave Peterson |
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