R rosin New Member Aug 13, 2011 #1 How do i highlight a row using a check box when ticked and link bar chart to checkbox? Similar to jenni's new year resolution
How do i highlight a row using a check box when ticked and link bar chart to checkbox? Similar to jenni's new year resolution
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Aug 13, 2011 #2 Rosin Welcome to the Chandoo.org Forums A check box will have a cell link lets use D1 D1 will be True when the check Box is Checked and false when it is not. You can use Conditional formatting to set your rows Shading accordingly Select the Rows (lets assume you selected rows 10:15 Goto Conditional Formatting Apply using a Formula use a Formula =$D$1 Set your format and apply
Rosin Welcome to the Chandoo.org Forums A check box will have a cell link lets use D1 D1 will be True when the check Box is Checked and false when it is not. You can use Conditional formatting to set your rows Shading accordingly Select the Rows (lets assume you selected rows 10:15 Goto Conditional Formatting Apply using a Formula use a Formula =$D$1 Set your format and apply
R rosin New Member Aug 14, 2011 #3 Thanks Hui How do i clear true/false from cell, and attach to a column thermometer chart
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member Aug 14, 2011 #4 You can clear the True/false by moving onto the cell and press delete or Clear Contents You don't attach Check Boxes or other controls directly to Charts You can use them in association with the data for a chart series in you chart series you can have something like =if($D$1=True, a formula, other data ) If the control is True it will show your data or another set of data if false or =if($D$1=True, a formula, na() ) Here it will put your data if True or It will put #N/A errors instead of the data. This allows you to hide the series
You can clear the True/false by moving onto the cell and press delete or Clear Contents You don't attach Check Boxes or other controls directly to Charts You can use them in association with the data for a chart series in you chart series you can have something like =if($D$1=True, a formula, other data ) If the control is True it will show your data or another set of data if false or =if($D$1=True, a formula, na() ) Here it will put your data if True or It will put #N/A errors instead of the data. This allows you to hide the series