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Hi,

Please help. Still have no idea about how to proceed.

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Assign this code to both checkboxes.

Sub cbox_Click()
Dim sName As String, cbox1 As CheckBox
Dim cbox2 As CheckBox
sName = Application.Caller
If LCase(sName) = "check box 1" Then
Set cbox2 = ActiveChart.CheckBoxes("Check box 2")
Else
Set cbox2 = ActiveChart.CheckBoxes("Check box 1")
End If
Set cbox1 = ActiveChart.CheckBoxes(sName)
If cbox1 = xlOn Then
cbox2 = xlOff
Else
' comment out if both can be unchecked.
cbox2 = xlOn
End If
End Sub


if you select the checkbox, then you can rename it in the namebox.
(highlight the current name and type in a new name. You would need to
adjust the code above to match the names.

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Please help. Still have no idea about how to proceed.

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