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Hello,
I think I'm fairly close to solving this problem, but I'm havin trouble grasping a key concept: What I would like to be able to do is sum cells based on checkboxe whose value is true and do nothing if the checkboxes are not checked. I have 29 Checkboxes i.e. CheckBox1...CheckBox29. What I'm not sure how to do is associate each CheckBox with a specifie cell. For example: CheckBox1 is tied to Cell M12 ... CheckBox29 is tied to Cell M40. Therefore, I'm trying to write code so that only the Checkboxes whos values are True, then their associated cells are summed. My code so far: Sub Checkboxcount Dim Counter as Integer For x = 1 to 29 IF CheckBox(x) = TRUE THEN Counter = Counter + 1 END IF NEXT X END SUB Another question is how do I direct the output of this summation o checked cells. I would like it directed just to a single cell. Thanks for any help I can get. Cheer -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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