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I have an Excel macro that will insert and name a checkbox in a static defined range (A8:A100).<br><br>I'd like to make the range a variable defined by the records returned when the slicer filters are applied to the table, and insert / name the checkboxes for the filtered records only.<br><br><a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/07_w28/1566069/ExEchng1.xlsm" rel="ugc">ExEchng1.xlsm</a><br><br>
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ExEchng1.xlsm


I have an Excel macro that will insert and name a checkbox in a static defined range (A8:A100).
I'd like to make the range a variable defined by the records returned when the slicer filters are applied to the table, and insert / name the checkboxes for the filtered records only.
ExEchng1.xlsm

Macro to insert / name checkboxes for filtered / displayed records


I have an Excel macro that will insert and name a checkbox in a static defined range (A8:A100).
I&#39;d like to make the range a variable defined by the records returned when the slicer filters are applied to the table, and insert / name the checkboxes for the filtered records only.
ExEchng1.xlsm

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Microsoft Excel

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