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check box in Excel?
I created an expense form in Excel. I want the users of this form to have the
ability to place a check in a check box that best answers a question. I dont need a macro to complete this task. Can anyone please assist me? |
VIEW / TOOLBARS / CONTROL TOOLBOX
Click on the Check Box. Put it on the worksheet where you want it by clicking on the CheckBox, going to where you want the box to be. Left-click and hold while you draw a box the size you want. Then click on the 'Exit Design Mode' button on the Control Toolbox (1st control on top left of toolbox). Close the toolbox. HTH, Gary Brown "Mike B." <Mike wrote in message ... I created an expense form in Excel. I want the users of this form to have the ability to place a check in a check box that best answers a question. I dont need a macro to complete this task. Can anyone please assist me? |
After following the steps recommended, I try clicking on the check box and
immediately go to Microsoft Visual Basic (design view i think). I have no idea what to do here. PLEASE HELP!!! "Gary Brown" wrote: VIEW / TOOLBARS / CONTROL TOOLBOX Click on the Check Box. Put it on the worksheet where you want it by clicking on the CheckBox, going to where you want the box to be. Left-click and hold while you draw a box the size you want. Then click on the 'Exit Design Mode' button on the Control Toolbox (1st control on top left of toolbox). Close the toolbox. HTH, Gary Brown "Mike B." <Mike wrote in message ... I created an expense form in Excel. I want the users of this form to have the ability to place a check in a check box that best answers a question. I dont need a macro to complete this task. Can anyone please assist me? |
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