Copy Checkbox Log For Free

Right click the checkbox, and then click Format Control. In the Format Control dialog box, switch to the Control tab, click in the Cell link box and select an empty cell on the sheet to which you want to link to the checkbox, or type the cell reference manually: Repeat the above step for other check boxes.

Click in the cell where you want to add the check box or option button control. Tip: You can only add one checkbox or option button at a time. To speed things up, after you add your first control, right-click it and select Copy > Paste.

You can simply copy and paste a checkbox to multiple cells as many times as you want. You can use the normal shortcuts Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to do this. Alternatively, drag a checkbox down to other cells using the fill handle the same way you would drag a formula to other cells.

Format ALL checkboxes to link to adjacent cells w/o having to Format Control all individually? Create a new column next to the checkbox cells. Right click a checkbox and click Format Control. Link to the cell next to it.

To copy a checkbox into adjacent cells, use the arrow keys to select the cell containing the checkbox (not the checkbox itself!), and then drag the fill handle (a small square at the lower right-hand corner of the cell) down or to the right.

To insert more than one checkbox, go to the Developer Tab > Controls > Insert > Form Controls > Check Box. Now when you click anywhere in the worksheet, it will insert a new checkbox. You can repeat the same process to insert multiple checkboxes in Excel.

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