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edwardpestian[_10_]

Excel Checkbox and Calendar
 

I have a simple excel calendar. Each cell for the month contains a Text
box with the date in it. I also have a checkbox next to each date.
What I would like to do is:if an employee checks a particular date,
take the total number of checks in a specific two week period and
return them to a cell on a separate worksheet. For example if during
the period 05/28/2006 to 06/04/2006, there are 4 checkboxes check,
return 4 to Cell A5. The month is in a cell above each month.

Thanks in advance.

EP


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Nigel

Excel Checkbox and Calendar
 
Counting the number of checkbox ticked is straightforward but how do you
intend to specify the two week period? Input a range or highlight a group
of cells.... or.....

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Nigel



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I have a simple excel calendar. Each cell for the month contains a Text
box with the date in it. I also have a checkbox next to each date.
What I would like to do is:if an employee checks a particular date,
take the total number of checks in a specific two week period and
return them to a cell on a separate worksheet. For example if during
the period 05/28/2006 to 06/04/2006, there are 4 checkboxes check,
return 4 to Cell A5. The month is in a cell above each month.

Thanks in advance.

EP


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