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Link the checkbox to a cell. The linked cell will return either TRUE for checked, or FALSE for unchecked. Then, in the cell where you want the dollar amount entered based on the checkbox, enter a formula like this: Assume the linked cell is B1 and the cell for the dollar amount is C1: Formula in cell C1: =B1*dollar_amount When the checkbox is unchecked the result will be 0. When the checkbox is checked the result will be the dollar_amount. If you don't want the 0 to be displayed when the checkbox is unchecked then use this formula: =IF(B1,B1*dollar_amount,"") Biff " om wrote in message ... I am creating an order form. I would like to have a check box that when checked places a pre-determined value (dollar amount) in a cell. Help< |
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