Cycling through some checkboxes on my excel page - vba

Question

I am VERY new to VBA (and know of it only within excel).
I am trying to cycle through some (but not all) checkboxes. They are currently named CheckBox1 through CheckBox15. Howe do I cycle through say for instance CheckBox5 through CheckBox10?
I guess I am hoping there is a 'method' similar to 'CheckType' for controls that will allow me to check name?
Here is what I have tried. Causes a Compile Error - Sub or Function not defined, and highlights Worksheet.
Private Sub BoxCheck()
atLeastOneChecked = False
For i = 2 To 4
If Worksheets("ActiveX").Controls("Checkbox" & i).Value = True Then
atLeastOneChecked = True
End If
Next i
End Sub
While the above doesnt work, what is below does:
Private Sub BoxCheck()
atLeastOneChecked = False
For i = 1 To 2
If Sheet2.CheckBox2.Value = True Then
atLeastOneChecked = True
End If
Next i
End Sub
Of course, the loop has no affect on the outcome, but it compiles and atLeastOneChecked turns from False to True when Checkbox2 is True. Note that Sheet2 has been named ActiveX. I clearly don't understand how Worksheet and Controls work. Could someone help?
After fixing the error described below, this still won't work. I simplified to the following:
Private Sub BoxCheck()
Dim ole As OLEObject
atLeastOneChecked = False
Set ole = Sheets("ActiveX").OLEObjects("Checkbox2")
If ole.Value = True Then
atLeastOneChecked = True
End If
End Sub
This doesn't work. It fails at:
If ole.Value = True Then
The error states: Object Doesn't support this property or method
This is true for OLEObjects, but not for Checkboxes. When I look at the properties of ole, I see that its Object property is set to Object/Checkbox and that this Object has a value. I guess that is what I should be referencing in my if statement, but I don't know how.

Answer 1

I think I solved the problem.
The value of the Checkbox is accessed by Referencing the Object property within the OLEObject I set...Like this:
If ole.Object.Value = True Then
Thanks for all your help. If someone has a more elegant solution, I would still like to see it.

Answer 2

Use CheckBox.Name
Example:
For Each cb In ActiveSheet.CheckBoxes
If cb.Name = "CheckBox5"
' Do stuff
End If
Next cb

Answer 3

To expand on #Parker's answer:
Private Sub BoxCheck()
atleastonechecked = False
Dim oles As OLEObject
For i = 2 To 4
'If you're using Shapes Controls:
If ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("ActiveX").Shapes("Check Box " & i).Value = True Then
atleastonechecked = True
End If
' If you're using ActiveX Controls
Set oles = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("ActiveX").OLEObjects("CheckBox" & i)
If oles.Value = True Then
atleastonechecked = True
End If
Next i
End Sub
Sorry, just put together the previous answer without testing - that always fails. Just use the If loop based on what type of control you're using.