RE: ability to put checkboxes into a cell (not just onto)
- From: Matt Lunn <MattLunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:46:06 -0700
Hi
If you enter Design Mode via the Visual Basic Toolbar you can delete
checkboxes. Is this what you were needing to know?
Thanks,
Matt
"jayjay17" wrote:
> It seems that checkboxes can only sit on top of a cell. It would be nice to
> have a real cell-checkbox association. I haven't tried any programming, but
> maybe that'd make event programming easier. What frustrates me most is that
> when I delete cells onto which I've put checkboxes, the checkboxes don't get
> deleted and I can't find a way to delete them manually. The only way to do
> that is to first remove each cell, and then delete the group of cells.
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