Form control - check boxes
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- 5StarLounger
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Form control - check boxes
Is there any way to make the check box and text any larger (easier to read)?
Don
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- 5StarLounger
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Re: Form control - check boxes
The text properties (font, font style size, etc.) are easily changed by selecting the Font property in the Properties list for the checkbox. Other properties change the color and alignment of the text. You may need to enable the Properties window by pressing F4 when working in the VBA IDE.
I don't know how to change the size of the checkbox itself.
I don't know how to change the size of the checkbox itself.
PJ in (usually sunny) FL
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Re: Form control - check boxes
For the check box from the Form Controls, you can only change the fill color and the line color. Neither the size of the text nor that of the check box can be changed, except by changing the zoom percentage of the window.
PJ is referring to a check box from the ActiveX Controls, or to a check box on a userform.
PJ is referring to a check box from the ActiveX Controls, or to a check box on a userform.
Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: Form control - check boxes
Actually, if you're determined enough, you can use a backdoor to change the font of a forms checkbox anyway:
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Re: Form control - check boxes
Oh! Those controls!HansV wrote:For the check box from the Form Controls ...
PJ in (usually sunny) FL
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Re: Form control - check boxes
Thanks everyone. I initially inserted the Active X check box but couldn't figure out how to use it in my worksheet. That is, how to use the true/false state in a formula. So... plan B was to use what I have used before.
@Jan Karel Pieterse - Interesting reading.
@Jan Karel Pieterse - Interesting reading.
Don