B Bob Beard Dec 30, 2003 #1 Is there a way of putting a tick mark into a cell?? Is there a shortcut key? Thanks, Bob.
R Ron de Bruin Dec 30, 2003 #2 Try this No shortcut in Excel 1 : format the column with the Wingding font 2 : hold the Alt key, and type 0252 on the number keypad You can make a macro and add a shortcut to it if you use it a lot If you want that post back
Try this No shortcut in Excel 1 : format the column with the Wingding font 2 : hold the Alt key, and type 0252 on the number keypad You can make a macro and add a shortcut to it if you use it a lot If you want that post back
R Ron de Bruin Dec 30, 2003 #3 Here is a example Sub test() With ActiveCell .Font.Name = "Wingdings" .FormulaR1C1 = "ü" End With End Sub
Here is a example Sub test() With ActiveCell .Font.Name = "Wingdings" .FormulaR1C1 = "ü" End With End Sub
D Dave Peterson Dec 30, 2003 #5 One more option: Format the cell in "Wingdings 2" but give it a custom format of P;P;P;P Then any character(s) you type will make it look like a checkmark. You could do the same with "wingdings" and a custom format of: ü;ü;ü;ü each ü is made by holding the altkey and typing 0252 from the number keypad.
One more option: Format the cell in "Wingdings 2" but give it a custom format of P;P;P;P Then any character(s) you type will make it look like a checkmark. You could do the same with "wingdings" and a custom format of: ü;ü;ü;ü each ü is made by holding the altkey and typing 0252 from the number keypad.
D Dave Peterson Dec 30, 2003 #6 Oops. I meant to add that when you want to see if that cell contains a checkmark, just use: =if(a1="","no check","has a checkmark") (Since any value would make it look like a checkmark.)
Oops. I meant to add that when you want to see if that cell contains a checkmark, just use: =if(a1="","no check","has a checkmark") (Since any value would make it look like a checkmark.)