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Conditional Formula Based On A Check Box
Hi all
Is there a way to set a conditional formula based on a check box created thru the developer tool box I would like to creat a work sheet that has ( 6 ) check boxes When the check box is checked it call for a formula set When it is unchecked it calls for a different formula set Each formula set would contain a minimum of ( 2 ) formulas Example Check Box #1 = ( X ) When Check Box ( X ) is checked it uses formula set (A1) Formula set (A1) has formula (a1) & (a2) When Check Box ( X ) is unchecked it uses formula set (A2) Formula set (A2) has formula (a3) & (a4) Check Box #2 = ( Y ) When Check Box ( Y ) is checked it uses formula set (B1) Formula set (B1) has formula (b1) & (b2) When Check Box ( Y ) is unchecked it uses formula set (B2) Formula set (B2) has formula (b3) & (b4) Any Help on this issue would be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance for the help Bradley Wolosz |
Conditional Formula Based On A Check Box
Can you be more specific? What *exactly* would these formulas do?
If you link the check box to a cell then it's fairly simple to base a formula on whether the check box is checked or not checked. When a check box is checked the linkd cell returns TRUE and when the check box is not checked the linked cell returns FALSE. So, you can use a formula like this: linked cell = A1 =IF(A1,use_this_formula,use that_formula) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Brad Wolosz" wrote in message ... Hi all Is there a way to set a conditional formula based on a check box created thru the developer tool box I would like to creat a work sheet that has ( 6 ) check boxes When the check box is checked it call for a formula set When it is unchecked it calls for a different formula set Each formula set would contain a minimum of ( 2 ) formulas Example Check Box #1 = ( X ) When Check Box ( X ) is checked it uses formula set (A1) Formula set (A1) has formula (a1) & (a2) When Check Box ( X ) is unchecked it uses formula set (A2) Formula set (A2) has formula (a3) & (a4) Check Box #2 = ( Y ) When Check Box ( Y ) is checked it uses formula set (B1) Formula set (B1) has formula (b1) & (b2) When Check Box ( Y ) is unchecked it uses formula set (B2) Formula set (B2) has formula (b3) & (b4) Any Help on this issue would be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance for the help Bradley Wolosz -- Brad Wolosz |
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