I've attached a workbook with what you described. A couple of notes if you want to do this yourself:
1) I prefer using shapes to create buttons for running my macros instead of command buttons. There are so many quick formatting options available that make them look so much nicer than the "we're still in the 90s" gray command buttons. This method will work for either though, so do as you choose.
2) If you click on a shape or textbox, or anything of that sort to put focus on it and then type a formula in the formula bar, it works just like a cell formula. With this, you can set the text on the button equal to the text in the cell you will be changing.
3) I used a named range called "YesNo" for the cell that will be toggled.
4) Here is the code that you will need to make this work (this code assumes the cell being changed is in the same tab as the button itself):
Let me know if you have any questions.
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