How to dynamically print the checkbox along with its value in BI publisher reports - bi-publisher

Can any one please suggest me the procedure on how to dynamically print the checkbox along with its value in BI publisher reports(PDF format)
Thanks in advance!!

You can can make a small table with 1 cell only , then configure its properties to be suitable to use as check box with repeating rows.
Don't forget to use conditional Formatting as u want to make sense.

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I want to build a list with textjoin() in my google sheet, but depending on a certain value in a cell, that will change from time to time.
My formular so far looks like this
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if(ON11=1;VLOOKUP(P11;rawdata!$B$2:$BX$62;2;false);"");
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that works fine and does what I need, but my problem is, that the cells "ON10" and "ON11" etc will change. It will be "OV10", "PD10" and so on.. so the "gap" or interval will allways be the same.
is there a way to make that part of the formular dynamic?
thanks in advance :)
Reposting comment:
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Edit 1: THe solution provided by #Marios works but let me just add a modification to my problem. I want to use the columns for column validation as shown below:
Whatever was suggested in answer works in general but I wanted to use that criterion for data validation dropdown. Sorry for the confusion.
What about this:
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Update:

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I've tried the below but none work.
=ISURL()
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You do not need a custom formula.
Also,
=ISURL(E1)
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Works well for the whole range.
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I want to fill a Repeated grid with value from a checkbox.
User would select multiple items from a checkbox then hit a button to add the required number of rows and set the value of a field in each iteration according to what was checked
I would need something like a foreach checked value : run this code
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