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How to display a checkbox only when a cell condition is met

Hundred of checkboxes in multiple columns. each checkbox linked to the cell it's in. Checkbox columns are sometimes separated by pure data columns... ie: column B will have 365 checkboxs. Column C will have dates... '01 Jan 18' etc..Column D will have 365 checkboxes... Each checkbox to be linked to the cell it's in. Not sufficient to manually link 365 x 7 checkboxes......!

I need a checkbox inserted in every row from A7 to A21. Each checkbox is associated with the country to the right of it in column B. When a countries checkbox is ticked, the result should be that every mention of the countries name on the spreadsheet is highlighted.

I'm trying to set up a formula where I have three checkbox options linked to the same cell. Example: If checkbox in cell A1 is selected it displays a price of $100 in cell B1, If checkbox in cell B2 is selected A1 displays $300, If checkbox in cell B3 is selected A1 displays $500. I tried using IF, but I can't figure out how it works with more than 2 options. Maybe I am using the wrong function for this task. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks, Aaron

I have a sheet1 which has a form with 10 elements, and have the exact same sheet copied over to sheet2. On sheet 1 there is a checkbox before each of the 10 elements, defaulted to True. If you set any checkbox to false, the row it is in is hidden in sheet2. How do I get this done? I have an understanding of how to setup a checkbox associated with a TRUE/FALSE cell and I imagine i'll have to set the individual checkboxes with a "Checkbox" macro. Please see the provided document for clarifications on the question at hand. Thanks!