I have drop-down list in cell C4 and inserted Checkbox next to it. Drop-down list has a blank default value. I want Checkbox to be ticked If value in C4 is not blank. My code so far is:
I'm creating a basic form or templateusing Excel 2010 where the user will fill out information (See attached screenshot) I'd like to incorporate two a check boxes, that when ticked, change the display of the second table, either adding, removing or splitting of of the current columns in to two?
Is this, or any variation of, possible using Excel 2010.
I have a formula that adds the contents of a row if a box is ticked. It then averages the result. This works fine, but now I only want it to add the contents of every other column before averging it. Can anyone adapt the formula below to allow me to do this?
I just recently got my hands on a very complicated excel tool, which I would like to "simplify". Its probably going to take a series of questions but the first one would be:
Imagine a list of written questions in excel. Now I need to insert a checkbox next to every question and the ones that are ticked, should (after clicking an "export" button) export themselves to another excel document.
I have a macro that seems to work okay for older versions of Excel - I use Office XP (2002) tell me if this will work for newer versions (2007 / 2010)?
KB1017 - Trust access to VBA project
Code: Function VBATrusted() As Boolean On Error Resume Next VBATrusted = (Application.VBE.VBProjects.Count) > 0 Exit Function End Function Private Sub Workbook_Open() If Not VBATrustedAccess() Then
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I was thinking that i should probably have
VBATrusted = -1
as the third line so that it is negative unless the tick is there. No way of checking older versions right now though.
I have 3 checkboxes; when one is checked, a set/range of rows should be visible. Only 1 checkbox should be checked at a time.
If checkbox 18 is already checked, and checkbox 20 is then checked, I want the first checkbox unchecked and the rows for checkbox hidden.
I'm using the following code. It works great as long as I check and uncheck the same box before attempting to check another box. But if Checkbox18 is already checked with its rows showing, and I then check checkbox20, the checkbox20 sub runs and as I step through, it jumps to sub checkbox18.
How can I stop my subs from jumping from one to another?
Code: Private Sub CheckBox18_Click() If CheckBox18.Value = True Then Worksheets("TRF").Rows("36:41").Hidden = False Worksheets("TRF").Rows("42:64").Hidden = True Worksheets("TRF").Rows("65:76").Hidden = True CheckBox19.Value = False
I have many Form Control Check Boxes that all link to another sheet on row 3.
I have many changes to make but only want to implement the change related to the check box.
This code works perfect when you manualy type true or false on row 3 but not if the check box makes the change.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) ThisCol = Target.Column If Target.Row = 3 Then RESULT = MsgBox(Cells(1, ThisCol) & " = " & Cells(3, ThisCol), vbOKOnly, "CLICK RESULTS") End If End Sub
Why does this not work when a check box changes the value in row 3?
i want to know how to assign a macro which will remove and place a number in a certain cell. so if i click and tick the box, then a certain figure will come into a cell(this will be a formulae) and when untick the the number will disappear.
- I have 2 checkboxes and I need run macro, if one of this checkboxes are checked (if checkbox1 then run macro, if checkbox2 then run macro2) - If this checkbox is checked run macro every "xy" minutes, and this "xy" is written in cell I1 (for checkbox1) or I2 (for checkbox2)
I'm trying to do what I thoughts was the simpliest thing, but for some reason can not manage.
I try to change to value of a checkbox, by a code, without re-running the CheckBox_Click () Macro. I have put a checkbox in a worksheet, and when tickmarking it, a msgbox will pop up (one msgbox for tickmark on), and you can press Yes or No. Pressing No, I will sett the Checkbox.value = False. The problem is, when I use this command, the checkbox_click macro will run all over again. Now, the checkbox is False, and antother msgbox will pop up (another msgbox for tickmark off). The results is then that I first get the msgbox I want, but it is followed by the msgbox for tickmark off, which should only pop up when the checkbox is ticked off manually.
Code is something like follows:
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim mySheet As Worksheet
I wrote a macro so that if a checkbox is "true" it will print and if it is "false" then the checkbox will not print. I want to do that on many other checkboxes but with this approach the number of macros will have to be equal to the number of checkboxes. I was wondering if someone here by writing one macro that will do the trick and i can assign to as many checkboxes as i want. my macro is
Sub proPaintRALPEnd() Application.ScreenUpdating = False On Error Resume Next If Range("l78").Value = "True" Then ActiveSheet.Shapes("Check Box 697").Select With Selection .Placement = xlMove .PrintObject = True End With ActiveSheet.Shapes("Text Box 698").Select With Selection .Placement = xlMove .PrintObject = True End With Else...............
I have a checkbox and a command button on my sheet. I want that, depending if the checkbox is marked or not, I can call two different macros. I don't know if this is possible at all or maybe can be done easier otheriwise, but this would more or less be my idea of what should happen:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click () ' If CheckBox1 = marked Call MacroA
'Else (CheckBox1 = unmarked) Call MacroB ' End If End Sub
How can i hide and unhide one checkbox using another one? Can it be done using IF formula? And also i am using this checkbox to function something else as TRUE/FALSE.
I currently have the following Macro for one of my many checkboxes in 2007 Excel:
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It works perfectly until additional rows are added/deleted before the indicated rows in the code (It changes the number sequence in the workbook). The number sequence stays the same in the code which means I am now hiding rows either before (delete rows) or after (insert rows) the intended rows I want to be hidden. Is there a way to change the above code to remain with the assigned rows regardless of the adding/deleting of rows before it?
I am trying to allow the Command Button when clicked to go through multiple conditions before making a decision. So, when someone clicks on Command Button 3 the code should look to see if CheckBox1 is true, then it should check today's date, and if it is between a range of days, or even months, then it would add the number in TextBox1 with the amount already in cell H18. This event will happen every time someone clicks on the Command Button.
The end result is to have several sheets (4 total) for each quarter in the fiscal year, and if the dates are within those parameters, the clicking of the command button will update the correct sheet.
I have been using different keywords to find what I need. I have 3 checkboxes: cash, amex, other. I have a subtotal cell. When the appropriate checkbox is checked, the amount from the subtotal cell will auto go to the cell next to the checkbox. Is this VB?
On the attached Dynamic chart I have attached there are 3 checkboxes to display certain data. My issue is this, if I click the outside checkbox and the ISE checkbox at the same time that is OK, it gives me a comparison of the two data sets in a bar chart. Perfect. If I click just the total checkbox it gives me the total info of the outside and ISE, again perfect.
But, If I click all 3, it doubles all the numbers because total is total and outside + ISE also equals the total.
My Question, -Is there a way to lock out a checkbox if another is active? if 1 then no 2 or 3. if 2, 3 is OK but 1 is not. if 3 then 2 is ok but 1 is not? -If it can't be locked can it do something like; If #1 has a check and you try to enter #2 a red error message could come up saying these two choices together the data will be inaccurate. I'm thinking this might be done in conditional formatting.
If option one is doable and easy, is it also possible to have an error message like in my second idea so people will know why they can't click that second box? This would be my preferred fix but I am open to any other option you may have to accomplish this.
I have 20 check/tick boxes on my worksheet (CheckBox1-20), each of the 20 tickboxs has its own linked cell A1-A20 - I wish to have another checkbox (checkbox21) that, when ticked will tick all of them.
Also, if unticked it will untick the 20. I'd like this to be a kind of "onclick" command - so that if I wanted to tick 5 of the 20 on their own, the "master" tick box won't interfere with this. If a command button is easier to code than this is just as good.
I've been looking online on on here for the last 2 hours with no joy, not even getting close.
I am using Form Controls rather than ActiveX controls.
I'm trying to check the value of a checkbox that I created in my workbook, but both of the if statements below say "Object does not support this property or method"
I have a RibbonX checkbox that I have added to my ribbon. I am able to attach code to the OnAction callback and when the user clicks the box, the code executes properly. Now for my issue. How can I change the checkbox from checked to unchecked and vice versa within VBA?
My situation is this:
I store a list of employees with certain elements such as start date, department, title, etc. in a table. One of the fields is Inactive which shows whether they are active or inactive. I may want to see all the employees, or just the active ones. My checkbox will allow the showing of both inactive and active employees. The user may wish to save the default setting for this and so I have created a table that holds a Boolean True or False for whether to show inactive employees or not by default. The checkbox always shows unchecked by default when the workbook loads, and I want to change the textbox's checked state based upon the value in the table.