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Chris

Excel Controls Toolbox - Checkboxes, etc
 
I am inserting checkboxes using the Controls Toolbox for
the first time in Excel. The checkbox will not
stay "ticked" after you move your curser to another cell,
however, the resulting value is unchanged. Does anyone
have experience with this?

Thanks

Tom Ogilvy

Excel Controls Toolbox - Checkboxes, etc
 
Haven't heard of this problem. Are you still in design mode?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Chris" wrote in message
...
I am inserting checkboxes using the Controls Toolbox for
the first time in Excel. The checkbox will not
stay "ticked" after you move your curser to another cell,
however, the resulting value is unchanged. Does anyone
have experience with this?

Thanks




Chris

Excel Controls Toolbox - Checkboxes, etc
 
No. I get out of design mode and tick one of the boxes.
The "check mark" shows up in the box as long as I keep the
cursor there, but as soon as I click on another cell,
the "check mark" disappears. Funny thing is, the value on
the referenced sell still shows correct (as if the box is
ticked). I did some research elsewhere and it may be a
video card/driver problem. Have you ever heard of this?

Thanks

Best regards,

Chris

-----Original Message-----
Haven't heard of this problem. Are you still in design

mode?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Chris" wrote in

message
...
I am inserting checkboxes using the Controls Toolbox for
the first time in Excel. The checkbox will not
stay "ticked" after you move your curser to another

cell,
however, the resulting value is unchanged. Does anyone
have experience with this?

Thanks



.


Tom Ogilvy

Excel Controls Toolbox - Checkboxes, etc
 
As previously stated, no, I haven't heard of this problem.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Chris" wrote in message
...
No. I get out of design mode and tick one of the boxes.
The "check mark" shows up in the box as long as I keep the
cursor there, but as soon as I click on another cell,
the "check mark" disappears. Funny thing is, the value on
the referenced sell still shows correct (as if the box is
ticked). I did some research elsewhere and it may be a
video card/driver problem. Have you ever heard of this?

Thanks

Best regards,

Chris

-----Original Message-----
Haven't heard of this problem. Are you still in design

mode?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Chris" wrote in

message
...
I am inserting checkboxes using the Controls Toolbox for
the first time in Excel. The checkbox will not
stay "ticked" after you move your curser to another

cell,
however, the resulting value is unchanged. Does anyone
have experience with this?

Thanks



.




Chris

Excel Controls Toolbox - Checkboxes, etc
 
I was referring to Excel issues related to a video
problem.
-----Original Message-----
As previously stated, no, I haven't heard of this problem.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Chris" wrote in

message
...
No. I get out of design mode and tick one of the boxes.
The "check mark" shows up in the box as long as I keep

the
cursor there, but as soon as I click on another cell,
the "check mark" disappears. Funny thing is, the value

on
the referenced sell still shows correct (as if the box

is
ticked). I did some research elsewhere and it may be a
video card/driver problem. Have you ever heard of this?

Thanks

Best regards,

Chris

-----Original Message-----
Haven't heard of this problem. Are you still in design

mode?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Chris" wrote in

message
...
I am inserting checkboxes using the Controls Toolbox

for
the first time in Excel. The checkbox will not
stay "ticked" after you move your curser to another

cell,
however, the resulting value is unchanged. Does

anyone
have experience with this?

Thanks


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