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Hello,
I have an Checkbox that I want to do the following:

If checkbox is clicked, then add the text "Under" in Cell V3

**I think this needs "CheckBox.Value", but I cant get my finger on this
one. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO CODE THIS ONE?

Thanks,
Rog
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Rog,

Try this

If CheckBox1.Value = "True" Then
Set C = Range("v3")
C.Select
C.Value = "test"
End If



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Hello,
I have an Checkbox that I want to do the following:

If checkbox is clicked, then add the text "Under" in Cell V3

**I think this needs "CheckBox.Value", but I cant get my finger on this
one. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO CODE THIS ONE?

Thanks,
Rog



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