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I have optionbuttons 'Pass' and 'Fail'. Using conditional formatting one
turns the adjacent cell green and the other red (ie condition is 'if the optionbutton-linked cell contains TRUE turn green, if FALSE turn red') Users being users, someone will click an optionbutton by mistake before the test has been run. I want to add a third optionbutton 'Not Tested' which will reset the adjacent cell colour. So I either need a way to return, say, a number from my optionbuttons rather than TRUE/FALSE or some other way round it. Is the key the TripleState property? Does anyone have any ideas? The worksheet can potentially contain results for hundreds of tests so I REALLY don't want to start writing code. It's big enough as it is. Ideas greatly appreciated! Sian |
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