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Checkbox reading
Can I read a checkbox's content to a cell? Ideas please.
Can a checkbox be made to include a variable such as a letter A or a B or a C and nothing else or is this only possibel in a cell? Jonah |
With checkboxes from the Control Toolbox, you can set the
LinkedCell property to a cell reference. If the checkbox is clicked, the cell will return TRUE. To set it, go into design mode, right-click on the checkbox, and go into Properties. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Can I read a checkbox's content to a cell? Ideas please. Can a checkbox be made to include a variable such as a letter A or a B or a C and nothing else or is this only possibel in a cell? Jonah . |
Thankyou for that. At least there is some hope of a solution even if it
is a partial one. I was hoping that a numeric variable might be a solution, but am really looking for a triple choice variable. A sort of drop down on three letters such as an A or a B or a C. Any ideas? Jonah ------------ Jason Morin wrote: With checkboxes from the Control Toolbox, you can set the LinkedCell property to a cell reference. If the checkbox is clicked, the cell will return TRUE. To set it, go into design mode, right-click on the checkbox, and go into Properties. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Can I read a checkbox's content to a cell? Ideas please. Can a checkbox be made to include a variable such as a letter A or a B or a C and nothing else or is this only possibel in a cell? Jonah . |
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