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Excel: creating a group of independent option buttons
I'm trying to create two independant groups of buttons on a single page of an
Excel document. In other words, two cells, each with yes or no answers, each having its own two option buttons. Right now, when I click "yes" in cell two, it unchecks my answer in cell one. I just need to make the buttons in cell two run independently of cell one. |
Excel: creating a group of independent option buttons
Hi tD,
Why not replace your option buttons with checkboxes? --- Regards, Norman "tD" wrote in message ... I'm trying to create two independant groups of buttons on a single page of an Excel document. In other words, two cells, each with yes or no answers, each having its own two option buttons. Right now, when I click "yes" in cell two, it unchecks my answer in cell one. I just need to make the buttons in cell two run independently of cell one. |
Excel: creating a group of independent option buttons
Hi!
Are they option buttons from the Forms toolbar? If so, then put each pair into it's own group box (also from the Forms toolbar). Biff "tD" wrote in message ... I'm trying to create two independant groups of buttons on a single page of an Excel document. In other words, two cells, each with yes or no answers, each having its own two option buttons. Right now, when I click "yes" in cell two, it unchecks my answer in cell one. I just need to make the buttons in cell two run independently of cell one. |
Excel: creating a group of independent option buttons
Problem solved with the group box... thank you, Biff.
"Biff" wrote: Hi! Are they option buttons from the Forms toolbar? If so, then put each pair into it's own group box (also from the Forms toolbar). Biff "tD" wrote in message ... I'm trying to create two independant groups of buttons on a single page of an Excel document. In other words, two cells, each with yes or no answers, each having its own two option buttons. Right now, when I click "yes" in cell two, it unchecks my answer in cell one. I just need to make the buttons in cell two run independently of cell one. |
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