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I want to place a checkbox in the middle of a cell, yet I want thecheckboxArea take up the entire cell.
.... So that, a click anywhere within the cell should trigger the
checkbox. I was not able to do that because the checkbox is always placed right next to the left side of it's clickable area. If only I could change that alignment to "middle" somehow, all my problems would go away. Eventually I want to do this programmatically, but manual steps are also welcome, as I can just record a macro. This has to work in Excel2003, so I want to use the simplest type of checkboxes available. Many thanks. |
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