>>>>>>>OptionGroup.Value property returns exactly what you are looking for.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Can you give me an example? like optiongroup.1 = .t. ?
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm sorry, I don't understand thi syntax: optiongroup.1 = .t.
>>>>>Use standard method/property/events.
>>>>
>>>>In the 'OK' button, I wanted to know an example of correct syntax in testing for which option the user had highlighted.
>>>
>>>OptionGroup.Value is exact number of option selected by user. If e.g. OptionGroup contains 3 option and Value=2, it means that second option has been selected.
>>Am a bit confused, Optiongroup1 has 4 choices,the user is to select one of them and then click on the 'OK' button. what line of code can I insert into the code section of the OK button to determine which option the user chose?
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>***OK button Click event
>nChoice=thisform.optiongroup.value && this is number of option selected

THANKS, that worked.