De-jaVu I asked the same question 2 years ago. Scott provided a work around by using 2 graphics and the IF cheked box is visable I see youe are a beginner and it will take VBA to work it. Keep taking the classes it will come to you but the best part is when you get to the VBA part it will blow your mind how simpe it is. look for two picture a box and a check box and play with the pseudo control. https://599cd.com/blog/display-article.asp?ID=1809 if this is way above your level stay with the program it will become clear with time. The lessons will build you up to this Richard is a greate instructor.
Scott Axton
@Reply 4 years ago
Juan I couldn't find it. Did you happen to save a link?
Juan C Rivera
@Reply 4 years ago
no sorry I will look to se where I used it its been some time.
This Friday's TechHelp will be about this topic: Large Check Box
Juan C Rivera
@Reply 4 years ago
Awesome
Kevin Yip
@Reply 4 years ago
Designing custom checkboxes is never simple in pretty much all platforms I've used. I don't know why no tools have any pre-made templates for this. To create custom checkmarks on HTML, I've seen one method that draws a rectangle, makes the top and left sides invisible, then rotate the L shape 45 degrees to make it look like a checkmark. So silly.
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