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Hi everyone,
I need to check a checkbox in a formula - something like this: =if(mycheckbox, "Yes", "No") I'm using the ActiveX style checkbox - ie the one from the Control Toolbox. Any ideas? TIA big t |
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No can do. The best you can do is to link the checkbox to a cell and check
that =IF(G1,"Yes","No") -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "big t" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I need to check a checkbox in a formula - something like this: =if(mycheckbox, "Yes", "No") I'm using the ActiveX style checkbox - ie the one from the Control Toolbox. Any ideas? TIA big t |
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