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I have a sheet that uses a userform to add new names to a list in colA Early in my code, New_Member is set from userform textbox: New_Member = UCase$(frmAddMem.tbNewName.Text) Later my code puts new name at the bottom of current list in ColA: Set rng = Range(Cells(4, 1), Cells(4, 1).End(xlDown).Offset(1, 0)) rng(rng.Rows.Count) = New_Member I've added some checkboxes to the userform and renamed them: cbGH to show name is a group home resident if checked cbMON to show member attends on Monday if checked cbTUE to show member attends on Tuesday if checked and so on through Friday Cols B:F will house u or l (el) formatted as Wingding to indicate who attends on a given weekday from a group home or non-group home living arrangement. I currently enter these manually Code I want to add: If cbGH is checked and cbTUE and cbTHU are checked a 'u' will offset from member name in Cols C and E If cbGH is unchecked and cbMON, cbWED and cbFRI are checked an 'l' will offset from member name in Cols B, D, and F Above are just two scenarios. Any member from any group can attend on any day, some all 5, some just 1 or any mix thereof. I want code to look at the state of the checkboxes and act accordingly to populate B:F with u's or l's or leave any unchecked empty. I would be willing the change the name property of the boxes to make things easier, if required. -- David |
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