Pre-assigning a macro to a macro created checkbox

DMJHohl

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  1. 365
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The situation:
I have a system set up to create a simple check-box flow down chart. If a higher box is uncheck then the below will turn red and lock out. I created a simple macro to add new check box in a selected level of the flow down chart. However, I still need to go it to the check-box and paste in the function to link it in to the flow down chart.

My question:
Is there a way to add a macro to the "CheckBoxName_Change()" on creation or do I have to do that manually still?
 

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Can you show us a minimal working example of the code you have for creating the checkbox ?
 
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