If statement in VBA

jts2004

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Here is part of my code. Instead of a checkbox value = true I want a specific cell in my workbook to control the code. EX: if A1= "x" then....

If CheckBox1.Value = True Then
Sheets("Calcsheet").Select
Range("$C$3:$R$3").Select
Selection.Copy
 

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If CheckBox1.Value = True Then
Sheets("Calcsheet").Select
Range("$C$3:$R$3").Select
Selection.Copy


To:

If [A1].Value = "x" Then
Sheets("Calcsheet").Select
Range("$C$3:$R$3").Select
Selection.Copy
 
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