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Hi guys...Is there a way I can open up a textbox/Autoshape using a
formula? I want the cells to check for a condition and if it is satisfied I want to print a value in a textbox or autoshape. I really appreciate your help! Thanks Meera |
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Not with a formula. A formula can only return a value. Give detailed needs
for a macro solution -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message ps.com... Hi guys...Is there a way I can open up a textbox/Autoshape using a formula? I want the cells to check for a condition and if it is satisfied I want to print a value in a textbox or autoshape. I really appreciate your help! Thanks Meera |
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If you use a Text Box object from the Control Toolbox toolbar, you can set
its "Linked cell" property so that the text that is displayed is retrieved dynamically from a worksheet cell. You can the put a formula in that cell that checks the condition and results in the text that you want displayed. wrote in message ps.com... Hi guys...Is there a way I can open up a textbox/Autoshape using a formula? I want the cells to check for a condition and if it is satisfied I want to print a value in a textbox or autoshape. I really appreciate your help! Thanks Meera |
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Thanks guys..I really appreciate your help. I did link the cell to the
reflect in the text box. But the cell that I want the text box toappear near may change and I wanted the text box to move accordingly rather than do it manually. I don;t knowanything about the macros. Would I be able to do this with macros? Thanks, Meera Stephen Bye wrote: If you use a Text Box object from the Control Toolbox toolbar, you can set its "Linked cell" property so that the text that is displayed is retrieved dynamically from a worksheet cell. You can the put a formula in that cell that checks the condition and results in the text that you want displayed. wrote in message ps.com... Hi guys...Is there a way I can open up a textbox/Autoshape using a formula? I want the cells to check for a condition and if it is satisfied I want to print a value in a textbox or autoshape. I really appreciate your help! Thanks Meera |
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