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Oppy
 
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I have a checkbox that is linked to a certain cell. How can I get that cell
to change to a certain color when I check the box.

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Hi!

If it's a Forms Toolbar checkbox then the linked cell displays either TRUE
(when checked) or FALSE (when not checked).

Select the linked cell
Goto FormatConditional Formatting
Cell Value Is: Equal to: TRUE
Click the Format button and select the style you want

Biff

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I have a checkbox that is linked to a certain cell. How can I get that
cell
to change to a certain color when I check the box.

Thanks



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To add to that, you can set the color you want to see when FALSE (button not
checked) with ordinary cell fill formatting. The conditional formatting
overrides the regular.
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Earl Kiosterud
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Hi!

If it's a Forms Toolbar checkbox then the linked cell displays either TRUE
(when checked) or FALSE (when not checked).

Select the linked cell
Goto FormatConditional Formatting
Cell Value Is: Equal to: TRUE
Click the Format button and select the style you want

Biff

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I have a checkbox that is linked to a certain cell. How can I get that
cell
to change to a certain color when I check the box.

Thanks





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