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Thank you very much! I put it in the formula and it works
great! Thanks again! -----Original Message----- You could link the checkbox to another cell (hidden or well out of the line of sight) and then put this formula in the cell where you want it to be 0 or 1. = --A1000 (thats equals, minus, minus, your linked cell). The double negation converts a logical (true/false) to a number (0/1). If you are doing this to be able to use the cell in a calculation, just leave it as true/false and put the double negation in your formula. K --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ . |
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