Google Sheets Conditional Format Checkbox

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use Google Sheets Conditional Format with a Checkbox to easily highlight specific cells based on a set of criteria. Whether you're tracking project progress or managing a to-do list, conditional formatting can save you time and make it easier to spot important information.
To get started, we'll walk you through the steps of creating a checkbox in Google Sheets and using it to trigger conditional formatting rules. We'll cover how to set up the formatting options to highlight cells when the checkbox is checked or unchecked, and how to customize the formatting to suit your needs.
By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of how to use Google Sheets Conditional Format with a Checkbox, and be able to apply this feature to your own spreadsheets. So if you're looking to streamline your data management and analysis, be sure to check out this tutorial!
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[@zdzislawkes]

=IF(D3,"IN","OUT") is shorter😊

[@jeeking275]

Can that be done on Google docs ?

[@adrianopa1440]

Yeah, I stopped the video to post the same thing.

[@exp-io853]

tried for smth a bjt diff..tryna do a money to 0 if unchecked

[@chrizieldamali7]

Can someone help me add another checklist column to track status, which already has a formula in another checklist column?

[@brendamg7298]

Good

[@nazirafatxullayeva]

sorry can you help me When checkbox is enabled, the formula should stop working

[@larsli8649]

Hello,
Is there a way that I can do this to auto compute the sum of all unticked boxes?

[@_Simple.]

im also trying to find this out

[@adrianopa1440]

Use SUMIF formula. Marked checkboxes are equal to "TRUE" and unmarked ones are equal to "FALSE".
=SUMIF([range of checkboxes];FALSE;[range of values])

[@mahmudurrahman3940]

=COUNTIF(range,TRUE)

[@mahmudurrahman3940]

@@_Simple. =COUNTIF(range,TRUE)

[@sitddarussunnah5232]

can you help me for this?
how about
if the checkbox is true then the cell's color changes to a specific color

[@med3532]

you can use conditional formatting instead

[@janicewhite5849]

HOW DO YOU ADD A SUM AT THE BOTTOM FOR JUST THE CHECKED BOXES

[@excelwithmark]

=countif((selected range),true)

[@conormcauliffe279]

how do i colour inside of the check box?

[@BlueCreatorGD]

Click

[@Technical_Things123]

if condition does not link with checkbox, please reply

[@noob_gaming_97]

i need it to link to a multiple range of checkboxes

[@emmanuelibukun9918]

It didn’t for me

[@abishaakmal7455]

its either , or ;

[@activate-motivation]

🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥what about 3 check box in 1 cell thtas 1 thing no ones talking,,,,,,🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥