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Using a checkbox to change a formula
hi all
I have a checkbox, cbxUseNewSystem on my worksheet. When the box is checked, I need to have a long CSE formula in cells G10:G30. Without the boring details, its structure is: {=IF(code here) & IF(more code here) & IF(even more code here)} If the checkbox is NOT checked, the CSE formula in G10:G30 needs to be the same as above, but with the last IF removed, like: {=IF(code here) & IF(more code here)} I'm just learning code, and I'm a bit confused as to how to do this? Any help will be appreciated. Giselle |
Using a checkbox to change a formula
Did you assign a linked cell to that checkbox? If yes, you can use:
=if(code)&if(morecode)&if(linkedcell=true,morecode ,"") Depending on what checkbox you used, you assign that linked cell differently. From the Forms toolbar--rightclick on it and choose format control|control tab. From the Control Toolbox toolbar--click on the design mode icon on that same toolbar and right click on the checkbox and choose properties. Giselle wrote: hi all I have a checkbox, cbxUseNewSystem on my worksheet. When the box is checked, I need to have a long CSE formula in cells G10:G30. Without the boring details, its structure is: {=IF(code here) & IF(more code here) & IF(even more code here)} If the checkbox is NOT checked, the CSE formula in G10:G30 needs to be the same as above, but with the last IF removed, like: {=IF(code here) & IF(more code here)} I'm just learning code, and I'm a bit confused as to how to do this? Any help will be appreciated. Giselle -- Dave Peterson |
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