Ah, of course !

Regards,
Peter

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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have 2 controls when one would do?

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"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message
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Help GroupName agrees with you -

"GroupName is more efficient for the following reasons...."

Frames also have advantages depending on what else might want to do.

Not sure why the OP is going the checkbox route, sets of optionbuttons
would
seem suitable for each mutually exclusive "yes/no" pair.

Regards,
Peter T

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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Easier (IMO) would be to give each set a separate groupname property.
It
doesn't make any difference what it is, just so it is unique among
sets
and
common within sets of optionbuttons.

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"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message
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If you particularly need Option buttons and not checkboxes, put each
set
of
buttons in separate frames.

To disguise use of frames you could set the SpecialEffect property
of
the
frame to 0/flat and remove caption.

Regards,
Peter T

"harpscardiff"

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Hi,

Im my form, i've got two questions both require a yes/no answer.

The problem i'm getting is that I can't select an option for both
questions.

Public Sub UserForm_Initialize()
optexpiredY1.Value = ""
optexpiredN1.Value = ""
optlockedY1.Value = ""
optlockedN1.Value = ""

I have a multipage of 6 tabs 4 tabs have the same questions, but
named
differently, according to the tab number.


Is there anyway I could answer both questions?


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