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Conditional formula based on a check box entry
How do I write the formula if check box 1 is checked use cell F1 (as an
example) and if unchecked use cell F2? Seems as though it should be easy, but can't find the correct sentax... Many Thanks! Shawn R |
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Conditional formula based on a check box entry
Do you have the check box linked to a cell? If so you just need to test that
linked cell. Assume cell A1 is the linked cell: =IF(A1,F1,F2) The linked cell with return either TRUE when the check box is checked or FALSE when the check box is not checked. So the formula logic is: IF TRUE F1 ELSE F2 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Shawn" wrote in message ... How do I write the formula if check box 1 is checked use cell F1 (as an example) and if unchecked use cell F2? Seems as though it should be easy, but can't find the correct sentax... Many Thanks! Shawn R |
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