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I already asked this, but perhaps I didn't ask it correctly. I'm a
teacher and I have very little programming experience. I'm trying to
create a macro in excel that will take data that I will import, check
it, and then check off a checkbox if it exists.

Basically all I need to know is the command line for actually ticking
off (or checking the checkbox). Such as : Activesheet.checkbox1. ??

Also if someone could explain to me how to increment cells in a row,
that would be VERY helpful. I need to move from cell A1 to B1 and so
on. So I just need an example of how to increment these cell numbers.

Thanks to anyone who can assist.


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