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I have a spreadsheet that contains the following colums.
Column O - Amount Due Column P - Checkbox that is selected when paid. Column Q - Amount Collected. I want to create a function that when the checkbox is selected it passes the value from Column O to Column Q Any help would be appreciated |
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Hi!
You have to link the checkbox to a cell. When checked, that cell will return TRUE. To link to a cell, right click the checkbox and select Format Control. Then you can use a formula like this: Checkbox linked to cell R2. =IF(R2=TRUE,O2,"") You can hide the TRUE/FALSE by setting the cells font color to be the same as the fill color. What happens if the amount collected isn't equal to the amount due? Biff -----Original Message----- I have a spreadsheet that contains the following colums. Column O - Amount Due Column P - Checkbox that is selected when paid. Column Q - Amount Collected. I want to create a function that when the checkbox is selected it passes the value from Column O to Column Q Any help would be appreciated . |
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