Creating multiple checkboxes and linking them to their rows accordingly

Jakezer

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Office Version
  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Hello,

I have this code to create checkboxes,

Can you please help me creating multiple checkboxes in front of multiple rows (in range C), and linking each checkbox to a cell of that same row (Cells in range B), and applying a condition to change the value of that cell (which is in range C) according to its checkbox state (On or Off)

What I want is (as alogirthm or simple vba explanation to try and make it more clear maybe):

VBA Code:
[COLOR=rgb(65, 168, 95)]For Each Row in Range("A")

If Not IsEmpty(Cell(Range("C"))) Then
Cell(Range("C")).ClearContents

ElseIf IsEmpty(Cell(Range("C"))) Then

If CheckBox = True Then
Cell.Range("B").Value = 2

If CheckBox = False Then
Cell.Range("B").Value = 1

End If[/COLOR]

The Code I have:

VBA Code:
Sub AddCheckBoxes()

Dim i, LRow As Single
Dim chkbx As CheckBox
Dim MyLeft, MyTop, MyHeight, MyWidth As Double

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
LRow = ActiveSheet.Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

For i = 2 To LRow
    If Cells(i, "A").Value <> "" Then
        
        If Not IsEmpty(Cells(i, "C")) Then
        Cells(i, "C").ClearContents
        
        ElseIf IsEmpty(Cells(i, "C")) Then
        MyLeft = Cells(i, "C").Left
        MyTop = Cells(i, "C").Top
        MyHeight = Cells(i, "C").Height
        MyWidth = Cells(i, "C").Width
        With ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes.Add(MyLeft, MyTop, MyWidth, MyHeight)
            
            .Caption = ""
            .Value = xlOff
            .LinkedCell = "B" & LRow
            .Display3DShading = False
        End With
        End If
     End If
     
     If ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes("CheckBox1").Value = True Then
     Range("B2").Value = 2
     ElseIf ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes("CheckBox1").Value = False Then
     Range("B2").Value = 1
     End If
     
Next i

Application.ScreenUpdating = True

End Sub
 

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