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How to use a Check box Tick in a formula

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    How to use a Check box Tick in a formula

    Hello, appreciate help with this.
    In column A there is a check box (Tick or blank). Column B has a value, Column C has a percentage. In column D I want to create a formula to say: if A1 = Yes (tick symbol) then B (Price) less C (discount), else Blank. In the Formula how do I write "If A1 is ticked" Thank you.

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    Re: How to use a Check box Tick in a formula

    Obwan,
    If you don't want to get into programming in VBA. You could change Column A from a CheckBox to an "X".
    Your formula in Column D would look like this:
    "=IF(A1="X",(B1*C1),"")" without the first or last ".
    What this does is look for an X in Column A, if it has an X, then it multiplies the discount in Column C by Cost in Column B. This gives the discount amaount.

    hth

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