>>>and for "Satisfactory" >>>replace UnSatisfactory with !satisfactory >>> >>>Cetin >> >>What about use radio buttons I did one like that it worked fine >>Mark > >Mark, on a form radio buttons would be the easiest way. However,Glenn is >working in 2 different cells of a grid..... So what? Put only one of them into the grid, and have the check boxe's ..click update both fields. Besides, one checkbox could be enough, say in the satisfactory.click replace satisfactory with this.value; unsatisfactory with !this.value this.caption=iif(this.value,"Satisfactory","UnSatisfactory") this.refresh() My checkbox class has two additional properties - Caption_yes and Caption_no, and the click method updates the caption as shown above. Seems more self-explanatory to the user, and the caption doesn't need to be so carefully worded. Once the user clicks on it, it changes the caption and the meaning gets obvious. p.s. I probably speak English longer than many of the people here, but still ain't sure how should I have written the "boxe's" - "box's" or what?