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Could someone tell me how to add check boxes "on the fly"?
I have made a form where the user enters a name then clicks an "add" button. This enters the name into a list on a worksheet. I want to place a checkbox beside each name so the user can later check off names to be used in other functions. I want the caption to be nothing "" so that I can place the checkbox directly beside the name. (I want the names in cells, not in the caption since there are formulas that need the names.) Thanks in advance for you advice. |
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I think you will find that the easiest way is to first
record a macro that creates one checkbox in the place you want. Then access your macro behind the add button and try a merge the two macros. I guess you will have to have some incrementing variable so you know how many names you have entered and therefore where to place the checkbox. |
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