The .Value attribute of a checkbox will return True if it is checked and
False if it is not. Therefore, you would use
If [checkboxname].Value = True Then
'Code to do what you want to do in this case
Else
'Code to do what you want do do in thsi case, if any
End if
If you do not need anything done if it is false, you can omit the Else part
of the If...End If construction
You need to replace
[checkboxname]
with the actual name that you have given to the checkbox.

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> Hi there
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Graham - 21 May 2008 11:33 GMT
Hi Doug
Thanks for that just what I wanted to know.
Graham
> The .Value attribute of a checkbox will return True if it is checked and
> False if it is not. Therefore, you would use
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> > Thanks in advance for any help.
> > Graham