Mike Sue-Ping
Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
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Coding, syntax & commands
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Windows 2003 Server
FWIW, I just did a quick test. Created a new form and dropped an options group control on it. It has two buttons. Run the form and the option group comes up with nothing selected. Clicked on the first button, it gets selected. Clicked on the second button, it gets selected and button one is de-selected.
Now comes the trick that I doubt most users will not remember; Press Ctrl+0 and nothing is selected.
HTH
Mike
>>>If I have a 2 option buttons and a user selects one of the options, how can a user deselect that button incase they don't want any option buttons selected?
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>>>thanks
>>>Nick
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>>You can set value = 0 for all buttons, but I think this defeats the purpose of the option group control, e.g. it always has to have some option selected.
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>>I don't think you can interactively de-select all options.
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>hum, your right. Maybe I need checkboxes. I was hoping to avoid checkboxes because only one item should be checked off or none at all. I'm adding this to my grid, however I'm not as savy with the BINDEVENT() to hook it up to click() where I can control which things are clicked.
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>thanks
>Nick
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