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OK.. So I'm terrible at everything. The same goes for VB Scripting. I am an absolute newbie to this stuff. Basically I am trying to write a macro to hook two files together for Excel. One File has a check box which shows the status of a job. The other Excel file is a compiled list of all jobs from the other file which have been ticked off (using the checkbox) to notify the user the job has been completed..
Firstly, I have done my best to write something that does this. It works, however its specific to one checkbox and therefore one job. I have thousands of checkboxes. How can I write a general code so that if a particular checkbox is ticked, the relevant information is copied. Quote:
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