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    Multiple Check Boxes

    Hello Everyone

    I'm struggling to effectively learn to use multiple check boxes. I understand how to link the check box to a cell, and in this case, I can make B1="NO-GO" if only 1 box is checked. The problem is how to combine two check boxes.

    If only one checkbox is checked, B1="NO-GO"
    If both are checked, B1="GO"

    As always, thank you for all the wonderful help.

    Brenda
    Last edited by Brenda42; 04-13-2011 at 07:20 AM.

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    Cool Re: Multiple Check Boxes

    Can you just use an If statement?
    If one cell is true say No go, if both cells are true say Go.

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    Re: Multiple Check Boxes

    I can, as a matter of fact I've tried to write it several ways, all have failed. I can make it work with one, but not using both check boxes.

    Brenda

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    Re: Multiple Check Boxes

    Thanks everyone, I either got lucky, or maybe I'm getting smarter. I'll call this one solved.

    Brenda

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