Judging by the comments that I get from many clients, adding a “Check Box Control” to and Excel Form is not as easy as it appears at first glance.
And, I agree! I, too, struggled with adding Form Controls in Excel. Most of the explanations that I read seemed to add more confusion than clarification!
That is why I created this Excel Training Video: to lead you through the process; to save you some time and to ease your frustration.
Key Points to Remember:
- In Excel 2007, be sure to display the “Developer Tab” on the Ribbon in order to to Insert any Form Control.
- Choose the Controls in the “Forms Controls” and NOT in the Active X Controls.
- After you “draw” the Control Box on your Form, be sure to select a “Cell Link” to enable the Check Box Control.
- Remember that a Check Box Control can only be applied when the result of the Formula or Option is a Logical Value – either a result of “True or False.”
Don’t be scared off! I find that this is an Excel concept that is better presented “visually.” I struggled for some time when I “read” how to add form controls.
So … I welcome your thoughts – “True or False.” Did I make this easy for you to understand?
Please feel free to add your comments below!
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