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    User has to click button to mark task as complete....

    Hi

    I have a spreadsheet that users update which I then want them to perform a number of checks on. At the bottom will be a button for them to click stating "Click here to confirm checks completed". When they click it I want it to put a flag somewhere that I can then use to prevent them from saving if they haven't clicked the button. I know how to do the saving but, but how do I get the button to put a flag somewhere?

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    Last edited by jfarlow; 01-22-2009 at 08:18 AM. Reason: SOLVED

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    Rather than a button use a checkbox. You can link the checkbox to a cell and that cell will be True or False.

    If you want to stick with the button you will need code to store the information in a cell or named range.
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    perfect - thanks.

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    Re: User has to click button to mark task as complete....

    Hi,

    My name is Jasper, I was wondering to make a macro button in which it will mark all cells with an "X" mark in column A if only column B, C cells contains data.

    Thanks for your help,

    Jasper

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    Re: User has to click button to mark task as complete....

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