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Is it possible to have the checkbox value (either checked or unchecked)
dependent on if the number in another cell is positive or negative (greater than or less than zero)? I've tried the "cell link" option on the "control" tab of the format control popup menu, but it doesn't return what I want. It seems to do the opposite. It takes the value of the checkbox and returns a true or false in the linked cell. Is there a way to reverse it? I'm using this on an expense voucher form and the checkbox indicates if the final balance due (after deducting any advanced monies) is payable to the company (negative balance) or payable to the employee (positive balance). Any help is appreciated. Using Excel 2002 with Windows XP Professional. |
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