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Is there any way to require a set response in a Textbox? I only what a Yes,
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Patrick,
Use a list or combo box instead. That is their purpose, to present a limited number of choices to the user. NickHK "Patrick Simonds" wrote in message ... Is there any way to require a set response in a Textbox? I only what a Yes, No or blank. |
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I'm not sure what a blank would mean, but maybe just a checkbox for yes/no, too.
Patrick Simonds wrote: Is there any way to require a set response in a Textbox? I only what a Yes, No or blank. -- Dave Peterson |
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