Radio buttons and checkboxes

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Mitch

Is it possible to use a radio buttons state to change the checkbox values?

IE: User clicks on a radio button, the values of the checkboxes beside it

change from blank to 'something' is this possible?

Mitch
 
Actually I'm wondering if it's possible to just toggle visibility on those

checkboxes I could just overlap them and I think that would solve my issue.

I'll give it a try. Open to other suggestions though.

"Mitch" wrote:


> Is it possible to use a radio buttons state to change the checkbox values?

> IE: User clicks on a radio button, the values of the checkboxes beside it
> change from blank to 'something' is this possible?
> Mitch
 
Yes, that's possible, but the details depend on whether you're referring to

VBA user forms or Outlook custom forms and, if the later, whether the

controls are bound or unbound.

Sue Mosher

"Mitch" <Mitch> wrote in message

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> Actually I'm wondering if it's possible to just toggle visibility on those
> checkboxes I could just overlap them and I think that would solve my
> issue.
> I'll give it a try. Open to other suggestions though.

> "Mitch" wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to use a radio buttons state to change the checkbox
> > values?
>

>> IE: User clicks on a radio button, the values of the checkboxes beside it
> > change from blank to 'something' is this possible?
> > Mitch
 
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