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Hi this is Gary with MacMost.com. Let me show you how to use Checkboxes, Pop-Up Menu, and other special cell types in Numbers. I'm using Numbers 3.0 and we're going to look at all the different types of special cells you can create. Of course you can put a number in a cell, you can put some text in a cell, do all sorts of different things with cells but there are also some special cells that you can select here in Format. Go to Format and Cell type you can see, for instance, I can select Checkbox as a type of cell. Checkbox actually has two values, true or false. So I can click here and you can see the actual value is true or uncheck it and the actual value is false. You can actually use these in formula. For instance, if I want to use an IF formula; if this here and true and false is a statement by itself so I can say if this is true then say yes or if it is false then say no. You can see I get yes there. If I change that checkmark you can see that it changes to respond to that change in value there. You can perform all sorts of other things in here as well. Instead of using this you can say it is going to be a five if it is true and a seven if it is false. You can see 5 and 7. So you can use Checkbox to give you values by using formulas. But that is not the only special type of cell. We also can choose different things. For instance Star Rating. Star Rating allows you to click here and give the number of stars to something. So this could be useful. You can see that this actually goes to a numerical value here. So you have this as a five and this is a one. If I were to do a formula here equals this times ten. You can see it is a ten, a twenty, a thirty, a forty. So it is really a convenient way to get a number between zero and five. Next we have the Slider. So a Slider allows you to give a value. You can see that you have a ton of options over here with Slider. You've got the ability to set the minimum, the maximum, how much to increment it, the number that it is going to show because it is actually going to show a number in here next to the slider, the number of decimal places to use like that. All sorts of different things that you can do with the Slider. When you are done you can actually select the number by sliding up and down. This is great because it limits the range for this cell. This is just a real number here so you can perform a calculation based on it. Next we have the...