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Heya!

I am buildning an app that the goal is to make users click the checkboxes that they want and then (an other submitbutton) onSelect the information will be sent to an specific e-mail.

When this mail arrives the value of this checkbox is presented true or false, is there anyway to use the if-statement in case the checkbox is not filled in(false) it will show blank in the mail instead of show false.

This is how some (of multiple) rows are written onSelect at the moment:

"<b>Misc</b>" & "<br/>" &
"<b>iPhone Headset in-ear:</b> " & Checkbox3_7.Value & "<br/>" &
"<b>Android Headset in-ear:</b> " & Checkbox3_6.Value & "<br/>" &
"<b>Headset on-ear:</b> " & Checkbox3_3.Value & "<br/>" &

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timl 37,314 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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I think this is what you're asking for. This formula will show "Headset on-ear:true", only if Checkbox3_3 is checked.

"Misc" & " " & "iPhone Headset in-ear: " & Checkbox3_7.Value & " " & "Android Headset in-ear: " & Checkbox3_6.Value & " " & If(Checkbox3_3.Value, "Headset on-ear:true ")

Alternatively, this will show either true or blank, rather than true/false:

"Misc" & " " & "iPhone Headset in-ear: " & Checkbox3_7.Value & " " & "Android Headset in-ear: " & Checkbox3_6.Value & " " & "Headset on-ear: " & If(Checkbox3_3.Value,"true") & " " &
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Thank you big time @timl