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Simple Checkbox Question
See my answer to your later posting of this question.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "teresa" wrote in message ... Sorry Bob - I didnt understand your response "Bob Phillips" wrote: Link the checkbox to a cell, and add a worksheet formula to test that linked cell. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "teresa" wrote in message ... Hi - this sort of works, however if the checkbox is ticked and I then change the value in K33, l6 doesnt change in tandem, I have to untick and then tick again - think an extra line is needed Thanks A Lot for any help Sub checkbox1_click() If CheckBox1.Value Then Range("l6") = Range("k33") Else Range("l6") = 0 End If End Sub |
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