G
Gunti
Hi,
I'm extremely new to using macro's in excel. I haven't been able to do more
than recording one and simply editing it in the vb editor.
What i want is this. I have on sheet 1 six check boxes. What i want the
macro to do is this.
Checkbox 1 is checked
I want cell D6680 to become something i define (which i guess i could
record in excel).
If it's unchecked this has to be gone. When i check checkbox 2 it does
exactly the same.
So far it's not a big problem. However, now i want to check 2 (or 3) boxes.
For example.
Checkbox 1 checked -> D6680 become my values
Checkbox 2 checked -> It first checks if D66:d80 is empty, if it is. It puts
it's info on D6680, if it is not empty it puts the info in F66:F80.
(Checkbox 3 checked -> It first checks if D66:d80 is empty, then if F66:F80
is empty, then it puts it at the closest possible empty range)
Idem Dito for Checkbox 3,4,5,6. It will have to handle a maximum of 4
checked checkboxes.
Any idea on how to do this?
Thanks for any effort put into this.
Greetz,
Gunti
I'm extremely new to using macro's in excel. I haven't been able to do more
than recording one and simply editing it in the vb editor.
What i want is this. I have on sheet 1 six check boxes. What i want the
macro to do is this.
Checkbox 1 is checked
I want cell D6680 to become something i define (which i guess i could
record in excel).
If it's unchecked this has to be gone. When i check checkbox 2 it does
exactly the same.
So far it's not a big problem. However, now i want to check 2 (or 3) boxes.
For example.
Checkbox 1 checked -> D6680 become my values
Checkbox 2 checked -> It first checks if D66:d80 is empty, if it is. It puts
it's info on D6680, if it is not empty it puts the info in F66:F80.
(Checkbox 3 checked -> It first checks if D66:d80 is empty, then if F66:F80
is empty, then it puts it at the closest possible empty range)
Idem Dito for Checkbox 3,4,5,6. It will have to handle a maximum of 4
checked checkboxes.
Any idea on how to do this?
Thanks for any effort put into this.
Greetz,
Gunti