
You can check the name of your Master Checkbox in the “ Name Box”.
SHORTCODE FOR CHECKBOX IN EXCEL MAC CODE
If not, then change the “Check Box 1” in the above code with the name of your Master Checkbox. Note: Make sure that the name of your Master Checkbox is “Check Box 1”. If CB.Name ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes( "Check Box 1").Name ThenĬB.Value = ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes( "Check Box 1").Value

If you are unsure about this, then have a look at this post.

Note: Please note that you should have macros enabled on your system before performing this. See the below-animated image to know how our output would look like. If you don’t have it, then I would strongly suggest you to go through this post. Please note that I am assuming that you have basic knowledge of checkboxes in Excel.
SHORTCODE FOR CHECKBOX IN EXCEL MAC HOW TO
So, in this post, I will show you how to do this in Excel.

And this gives rise to the need of a single checkbox that can check multiple checkboxes on a form. This is not a new issue, when you have a huge form with many checkboxes, it becomes quite cumbersome to select each checkbox individually. A few weeks ago, one of my readers left a comment on my blog asking if there is a way to select a bunch of checkboxes using a single checkbox.
