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Default Check Box included in a formula

Is it possible to include a Check Box result into a calculation ?
EG,
=IF(checkbox="TICK",V35,IF(checkbox="",0))

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Go into Design mode, right click on your check box and open properties.
Enter a cell in LinkedCell field, A1 for example

Now put this in your formula:

=IF(A1=True, V35, 0)


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Never mind, Worked it out just after posting.


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Is it possible to include a Check Box result into a calculation ?
EG,
=IF(checkbox="TICK",V35,IF(checkbox="",0))

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