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Option Button problem

  1. #1
    Paul
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    Option Button problem

    I have a form which contains 4 option buttons. I would like them to be
    independently checkable. To do this, I made each button a seperate group. I
    can check all of them independently now, but once they are checked, they
    don't seem to be able to be unchecked. How can I configure the button so that
    it can be unselected by clicking on it again?

    Thanks.

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    Paul

  2. #2
    K Dales
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    RE: Option Button problem

    Don't put the buttons in any group (frame) at all. Just use plain option
    buttons with no frame. That way they act independently. A group presumes a
    choice is required, and if only one button, only one choice - so you can't
    deselect it.

    "Paul" wrote:

    > I have a form which contains 4 option buttons. I would like them to be
    > independently checkable. To do this, I made each button a seperate group. I
    > can check all of them independently now, but once they are checked, they
    > don't seem to be able to be unchecked. How can I configure the button so that
    > it can be unselected by clicking on it again?
    >
    > Thanks.
    >
    > --
    > Paul


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    Paul,

    If I understandard your question correctly, you are looking for a way to toggle the radio button in an "independent" OptionButton. So far as I know, Excel does not allow this. If there is a way anyone can conjure to permit this, I will be only too glad to learn.

    DM

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