Both work in similar manners, it is just a matter of preference, and
whether you want ease of use or flexibility.

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"RJB" wrote in message
...
Ah! That also answers my question to Bob Phillips, above.

I am using the ones in the Forms toolbox; I believe that the Control
toolbox
ones are only to launch Macros, right? And what I'm doing is using them to
collect information for an interactive application.

(I didn't know there were two different types of buttons - Control vs.
Forms
- til just now.)

So I BELIEVE I need to use the ones in the Forms toolbox, which means I
need
to draw a Group Box around each one.

I'm doing 28 sets of buttons; any fast way to automate this?

Thanks everyone for your help.

"Vergel Adriano" wrote:

Hi,

If you're using the ones in the Forms toolbox, you'll need to have each
set
inside a group box.

If you're using the ones in the Control Toolbox, you can set their
grouping
by setting the GroupName property.


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Hope that helps.

Vergel Adriano


"RJB" wrote:

I want TWO sets of Option buttons.

In other words, I want:

Question 1 ( )Yes ( ) No
Question 2 ( )Yes ( ) No

And no matter how I try to do it, I get ONE set of FOUR buttons!

So as I select the answer for Q2, it deletes my answer for Q1!

I've tried changing the Cell Link, but that's no help.