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Checkbox.value = 0 or .F.?
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Visual FoxPro
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Gestionnaire d'écran & Écrans
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00832540
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>A form has over 100 checkboxes on a single page of a pageframe. They are identical except for the top, left, name and caption properties. They are all bound to logical fields at runtime. All except one have the value property evaluate to 0 or 1; the odd one evalutes as .t. or .f. I can't figure out what is different about this one. What am I missing? According to the help file, .f. isn't even a possible value for this property...

Hi Lynda,

The help doesn't tell whole truth in this case. A checkbox can be bound either to numeric/integer (allowed values're 0,1,2) or logical (allowed values're .T., .F., Null) field/variable. Check controlsource of the checkbox in question.
--sb--
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