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Chas
 
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I have an excel spreadsheet with several checkboxes, I would like to know how
to deselect certain checkboxes when one is selected. Also is ther anyway to
have a popup window with text information come up when a check box is
selected?
Thanks in advance
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activesheet.checkboxes("Check Box 1").value = false

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I have an excel spreadsheet with several checkboxes, I would like to know

how
to deselect certain checkboxes when one is selected. Also is ther anyway

to
have a popup window with text information come up when a check box is
selected?
Thanks in advance



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Hello
You probably need option buttons if you need this functionality. Have you
considered them?
Also to show a pop-up, you have to first create a UserForm and then invoke
its startup code in a macro. The code for invoking a UserForm is
UserForm1.Show
Alok Joshi


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I have an excel spreadsheet with several checkboxes, I would like to know how
to deselect certain checkboxes when one is selected. Also is ther anyway to
have a popup window with text information come up when a check box is
selected?
Thanks in advance

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