I do not know Visual Basic unfortunately.  I started out making my
Excel table and just wanted to put in Multiple Checkboxes.  It would
have helped if one could just copy them like regular text. So I
searched the web and found the following code:

To add a control to a worksheet programmatically, use the Add method
of the OLEObjects collection, or the AddOLEObject method of the Shapes
collection. For example, the following code adds a column of check
boxes to a worksheet. To see the code in action, make sure you are in
run mode, and then click the Add Checkboxes button on the Checkboxes
worksheet in ActiveXL.xls.

Private Sub cmdAddCheck_Click()
   Dim ws As Worksheet
   Dim cellUnder As Range
   Dim cb As OLEObject
   Set ws = ActiveSheet

   ' Must deactivate clicked control for code to run.
   ws.Range("a1").Activate
   For Each c In ws.Range("DailyTasks")
       Set cellUnder = c.Offset(0, 1)
       ' The next line adds the control and sizes and
       ' positions the control over a cell in the
       ' DailyTasks named range.
       Set cb = ws.OLEObjects.Add(ClassType:="Forms.CheckBox.1", _
              Left:=cellUnder.Left + 1, _
              Top:=cellUnder.Top + 1, _
              Width:=cellUnder.Width - 2, _
              Height:=cellUnder.Height - 2)
       With cb
           'This lets each check box stay with its row during sorts.
           .Placement = xlMove
           With .Object
               .BackColor = &H80000005
               .BackStyle = fmBackStyleTransparent
               .Caption = ""
           End With
       End With
   Next
   ' Reactivate the clicked control.
   cmdAddCheck.Activate
End Sub

It sounds Greek to me but I tried it and as soon as I click Run it
gives an error:
Run-Time error '1004' Application defined or object-defined error.

Then I found the following code from a search (code belonging to Dave
Peterson) which worked excellent but the only thing is, I do not want
the True and False text that appears in the adjacent column when the
checbox is clicked.  How do I remove that from the Visual Basic code?

Option Explicit
Sub addCBX()
   Dim myCBX As CheckBox
   Dim myCell As Range

   With ActiveSheet
       .CheckBoxes.Delete  'nice for testing
       For Each myCell In ActiveSheet.Range("D5:D55").Cells
           With myCell
               Set myCBX = .Parent.CheckBoxes.Add _
                               (Top:=.Top, Width:=.Width, _
                               Left:=.Left, Height:=.Height)
               With myCBX
                   .LinkedCell = myCell.Offset(0,
1).Address(external:=True)
                   .Caption = ""  'or whatever you want
               End With
           End With
       Next myCell
   End With
End Sub

Help will be much appreciated.  Thanks