Thanks for your reply, Rocky.
I do know how to establish a cell link with the check box. However, the
problem I'm having is that I can't get my VBA test statements, that is, the
If statements, to work by referring to the values TRUE and FALSE which
appear in the linked cell.
For example, I've tried the following If statement:
If Worksheets("dataentry").Range("G3") = True Then
MsgBox "true"
Else
MsgBox "false"
End If
When the box is checked, the linked cell displays the value TRUE; when
unchecked, it displays the value FALSE. But regardless of the status of the
check box, (and so no matter what the value of the linked cell), the MsgBox
always displays "false" when I run this sub.
So my problem isn't how to link a checkbox to a linked cell, it's how to
interpret those TRUE and FALSE values in the linked cell.
Any idea on how to modify the If conitions in the VBA code above to get it
to correctly respond to the values in the linked cell?
Thanks again in advance.
Paul