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Macros and IF Functions
Hello,
Can anyone tell me if I can use a Macro check box as logical text in an IF function? For instance if the box is checked A1 should display "Blue". If I can't use Macros in an IF statement, is there another way to get the same results? Thanks, --Keri |
Macros and IF Functions
Keri,
You could use the checkbox from the forms commandbar, and link it to a cell - right click on the checkbox, select "Format Control...", then click on the Control tab, and select a cell for the cell link. For example, use cell A2, formatted for custom ";;;" (which is hidden). Then in A1, you can use the formula =IF(A2,"Blue","") HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Keri" wrote in message ... Hello, Can anyone tell me if I can use a Macro check box as logical text in an IF function? For instance if the box is checked A1 should display "Blue". If I can't use Macros in an IF statement, is there another way to get the same results? Thanks, --Keri |
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