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Excel VBA - Auto adding checkboxes

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    Excel VBA - Auto adding checkboxes

    Ok so what I'm aiming for here is a form, Which has essentially 3 buttons on top.


    One of these buttons adds a new Row to the form (the row contains all the elements of the previous row and includes a checkbox automatically in the leftmost cell.

    This I have working with the following macro attached to one of the buttons:
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    The part on which I'm stuck is the next button.. Which should hide any row which contains a Check Box that is not currently clicked, and then send the form to the printer. Is there a better way to implement this, and have it be automated as the macro above was?
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    Last edited by Leith Ross; 06-24-2009 at 12:55 PM. Reason: Code Tags

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    Re: Excel VBA - Auto adding checkboxes

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