Chapter 26. Spinner buttons, scroll bars, option buttons, check boxes, combo boxes, and group list boxes
Questions answered in this chapter:
I need to run a sensitivity analysis that has many key inputs, such as Year 1 sales, annual sales growth, Year 1 price, and unit cost. How can I quickly vary these inputs and see the effect of the variation on the calculation of net present value, for example?
How can I set up a simple check box that toggles conditional formatting on and off?
How can I set up my worksheet so that my supply-chain personnel can click a button to choose whether we charge a high, low, or medium price for a product?
How can I create an easy way for a user of my worksheet to enter a day of the week without having to type any text? ...
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