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Bob, Trev and AA2e72E ~
Thank you all for your help. I couldn't get any of them to work on their own for some reason but with a little trial and error, I came up with the following which is working just great. Sub mcrSaveAs() ' ' mcrSaveAs Macro ' Macro written 12/31/03 by Kathryn T ' ' Saves workbook as HC&DCReimburse_EE Name_Today's Date ' unless resubmission ' With Worksheets("Data") If .Range("E6").Value = True Or .Range("E7").Value = True Then Worksheets("Form").Select Range("A4:I4").Select Else ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs ("C:\My Documents\HC&DCReimburse#" & Sheets("Form").Cells(2, 8).Value & "_" & Sheets("Form").Cells(6, 6).Value & "_" & Sheets("Data").Cells(2, 5).Value & ".xls") End If End With End Sub Thanks Again! K -----Original Message----- I want to run a macro based on one or both value(s) of 2 checkboxes else I want to skip the macro. If chkbx1 is TRUE, I want to skip the macro. If chkbx2 is TRUE, I want to skip to skip the macro. If chkbx1 and chkbx2 are both TRUE, I want to skip the macro. This is what I have and it is not working (E6 and E7 are the cells linked to the checkbox controls.... Sub test() Worksheets("Data").Select Range("E6").Select If E6 = "TRUE" Then Worksheets("Form").Select Range("A4:I4").Select ElseIf E7 = "TRUE" Then Worksheets("Form").Select Range("A4:I4").Select Else mcrSaveAs End If End Sub Thanks for any advice you may have! . |
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