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Please help! I have a document that requires 100's of Yes/No radio buttons,
some on the same rows. I had copied/pasted all of the radio buttons into
various cells & typed in Yes & No next to the radio buttons in the cells
themselves (not as part of the radio button text). I thought my document was
complete - it looks great, but I later discovered that I can only select ONE
button on the entire sheet. If I click on another one, the first one becomes
unchecked. I need to be able to click as many as I need checked. There does
not need to be any intelligence or cell reference behind them.
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Default Multiple Radio Buttons used for Yes/No questions in Excel 2007

If you used Radio button from Control Toolbox, then in design mode, go to
properties, give a different group name for sets of radio buttons.

This way they would be part of different groups and can be independantly
checked/unchecked.

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Please help! I have a document that requires 100's of Yes/No radio buttons,
some on the same rows. I had copied/pasted all of the radio buttons into
various cells & typed in Yes & No next to the radio buttons in the cells
themselves (not as part of the radio button text). I thought my document was
complete - it looks great, but I later discovered that I can only select ONE
button on the entire sheet. If I click on another one, the first one becomes
unchecked. I need to be able to click as many as I need checked. There does
not need to be any intelligence or cell reference behind them.

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Default Multiple Radio Buttons used for Yes/No questions in Excel 2007

If your buttons are from the forms toolbar then you need to add a frame
around the connected buttons to group them.

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"Sri" wrote:

If you used Radio button from Control Toolbox, then in design mode, go to
properties, give a different group name for sets of radio buttons.

This way they would be part of different groups and can be independantly
checked/unchecked.

--

Regards

Sri


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Please help! I have a document that requires 100's of Yes/No radio buttons,
some on the same rows. I had copied/pasted all of the radio buttons into
various cells & typed in Yes & No next to the radio buttons in the cells
themselves (not as part of the radio button text). I thought my document was
complete - it looks great, but I later discovered that I can only select ONE
button on the entire sheet. If I click on another one, the first one becomes
unchecked. I need to be able to click as many as I need checked. There does
not need to be any intelligence or cell reference behind them.

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