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Somewhere I had read or saw a video of a method to create clickable boxes with Excel, but I forgot where it is. If you can find this resource then please tell me? Anyway, how would you make clickable boxes?
Somewhere I had read or saw a video of a method to create clickable boxes with Excel, but I forgot where it is. If you can find this resource then please tell me? Anyway, how would you make clickable boxes?
Do you mean buttons or checkboxes? - VIEW->Toolbars->Control Box or VIEW->Toolbars->Forms
This will give you the toolbar for buttons or checkboxes...you can add macros to them or have them export a TRUE / FALSE value.
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Here's a spreadsheet that I use to present different types of checkboxes. Take a look and if you have any questions, let us know. I prefer using cells as Checkboxes over the ControlToolbox or Forms but they are all presented.
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ChemistB, I like your workbook, but you are wrong about a control checkbox not being linkable to a cell.
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My bad. I'll fix that on my workbook. Thanks.Originally Posted by Everstrivin
I clicked on view but there was no Toolbars - Help??? Thanx, I not very good with computers.
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