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Jonathan

Ok now im stuck
 
I have check boxs in 1800 rows, they should be linked to seperate cells in each row IE d21 when the check box is checked d21 returns a value of true. now i copied and pasted the check boxs but all 1800 refered back to d21 is there a way to change the cell reference without going into the format control box and changing all 1800 of them to read d22, d23 etc.

Bob Phillips[_6_]

Ok now im stuck
 
Jonathan,

Here is some code to do it

Dim chk As CheckBox
Dim i As Long

i = 21
For Each chk In ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes
chk.LinkedCell = "d" & i
i = i + 1
Next chk

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"Jonathan" wrote in message
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I have check boxs in 1800 rows, they should be linked to seperate cells in

each row IE d21 when the check box is checked d21 returns a value of true.
now i copied and pasted the check boxs but all 1800 refered back to d21 is
there a way to change the cell reference without going into the format
control box and changing all 1800 of them to read d22, d23 etc.



Debra Dalgleish

Ok now im stuck
 
Dave Peterson posted some code that links the check box to the cell at
its top left:

http://groups.google.com/groups?&thr...351B%40msn.com

Jonathan wrote:
I have check boxs in 1800 rows, they should be linked to seperate cells in each row IE d21 when the check box is checked d21 returns a value of true. now i copied and pasted the check boxs but all 1800 refered back to d21 is there a way to change the cell reference without going into the format control box and changing all 1800 of them to read d22, d23 etc.



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