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Hi Everyone.
I have a variable number (say 50-100) of lines of data that is automatically imported from a file into my worksheet on a daily basis. When this happens, I have a sub that runs and adds a checkbox next to each of the 50-100 lines...i.e. each line has, following the code running, a checkbox to determine whether to include or not. I want to be able to detect when a user checks one of these boxes, to ensure that they check no more than three in total (of the 50+). I've tried detecting whether the underlying cell (i.e. the cell that has the true/false) changes, but the code only works when it is changed manually - not when it changes due to the checkbox itself being clicked/unclicked. I also thought about making code for EACH of the checkboxes individually, but as I never know how many there will be this is impractical and not advised I don't think. Can anyone offer any advice? Thanks in advance, David |
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