From: jimc on 16 Dec 2009 23:15 I would like to use a check box rather than inserting a symbol (tick) into the cell. is this possible with Excel Vista? I'm not a programmer so the solution needs to be simple!
From: Jacob Skaria on 16 Dec 2009 23:23 For XL2003..from menu View>Toolbars>Control Toolbox>Double click the checkbox>click the worksheet>Click the toolbar checkbox>Close the toolbar For XL2003..from menu View>Toolbars>Forms>Double click the checkbox>click the worksheet>Click the toolbar checkbox>Close the toolbar For XL2007..from the menu bar select Developer tab>then Insert and double click the Checkbox in the Form Controls section or click and draw the box on the sheet. PS: If you cannot find the developer tab in 2007; 1. Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Excel Options 2. Click Popular, and then click Show Developer tab in the Ribbon -- Jacob "jimc" wrote: > I would like to use a check box rather than inserting a symbol (tick) into > the cell. is this possible with Excel Vista? I'm not a programmer so the > solution needs to be simple!
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