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Default Determine check status of worksheet checkbox?

Thanks! xlOn works....but who at Microsoft developed that?!! Now I
don't feel so bad for not figuring that out. And xlOff = -4146?

My macro will be cross-platform and objects from the VB Toolbox don't
function correctly on a Mac (at least not drop down boxes). I'm not
sure why, but I'm forced to use the Forms toolbox on the worksheet.

** Is there any way to capture events with the Forms checkbox (like
when the checkbox is checked/unchecked)? **


so I'm not sure of you Shapes reference; but when I put a CheckBox on a work
sheet, I do it from the Visual Basic ToolBox and draw it directly onto the


When I click off a VB form, the VB ToolBox goes away. Are you talking
about another toolbox like the Controls or Forms from the worksheet
level or am I missing something?

Thanks!

John

 
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