Choosing between two alternatives with a checkbox

Hi all, my first post here but i've already found lots of help reading other threads. I have not found an answer to my new problem, though.

Basically, i want to make a lots of calculation which depend on the previous results and for one column i want to choose between a constant value or a function, depending on whether a checkbox has been "checked" or not. I've been trying a lot, using a if else function but it always chooses the constant value, as it is written now. It should also be mentioned that the checkbox is on another sheet than the calculations.

I'm very new to VB, but i appreciate all kind of help! i'm using Excel 2011 for mac, which i think is corresponding to Excel 2010.

This is the code i am currently using, which doesn't work. The function is not beautiful, but it is working.

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This might help u

Adioos

Sorry, but it didn't help me, maybe i don't understand exactly what you want me to do.

If i split up the If function into two functions, it always chooses the one which is "False", does that indicate something specific? It seems like there's some small problem with the code that i can't find.

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Thanks a lot vipul.halbe!

This works great for me, really made my day!

@ olosun

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Okey thanks for the info. I was searching everywhere for that "thank" button, i saw it the last time i visited... Found how to mark the thread as solved also...