Instead of check boxes, you could have the user mark the row by typing
an X. Then, use an Advanced Filter to extract the data to another sheet.
You could create a macro to run the filter, and a macro to clear the
marks after filtering.
There are instructions for Advanced Filters in Excel's help, and here:
http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html
> I want the end user to select items from a table (such as a row) using a
> list box, check box, or whatever works best, and only have those selections
> put into another sheet in a workbook. I've run into a problem where if I
> use multiple list boxes or check boxes, they all interact with each other
> instead of independently... Maybe I'm taking the wrong approach to the
> problem...Any ideas? Thanks

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