A better idea would be to have this common code located at a higher level, like the parent object of these controls or the form. Then the commandbutton would call that instead. Also, instead of using the optionbutton.click() use the optionGroup.InteractiveChange(). e.g.,

** form.CommonMethod()
** yada, yada, yada
this.optionGroup.Value = 2

** commandbutton.click()
* blah, blah, blah
thisform.CommonMethod()

** optionGroup.InteractiveChange()
If this.Value = 2
  thisform.CommonMethod()
EndIf

If you really like having the code in the controls, use the optionGroup.ProgrammaticChange() and InteractiveChange() and set the optiongroup.value from the commandbutton, e.g.,

** commandbutton.click()
* blah, blah, blah
thisform.optionGroup.Value = 2

** optionGroup.ProgrammaticChange()
this.InteractiveChange()

** optionGroup.InteractiveChange()
If this.Value = 2
  ** yada, yada, yada
EndIf

>I have a optiongroup with 6 optionbuttons. From a command button I am calling a click event on option 2(thisform.optiongroup1.option2.click()) that works fine but my radio button does not move to optionbutton2. I thought this could be refresh issue but that did not help. So how can I move my radio button.