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I have 4 Option Buttons in a Frame on a Form.
This form will be called by user a number of times, in one application
session.
When the form is called for the 1st time, button 1 should be the
default.
With subsequent calls, the deafult button should be whatever the user
selected in the most recent call.
What is the best practice to implement it?

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You could store the value in a public variable dimmed in a General module.

If you have lots of these and want to save the values even when the user closes
and reopens the workbook, you could save them in a worksheet (hidden???).

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I have 4 Option Buttons in a Frame on a Form.
This form will be called by user a number of times, in one application
session.
When the form is called for the 1st time, button 1 should be the
default.
With subsequent calls, the deafult button should be whatever the user
selected in the most recent call.
What is the best practice to implement it?

Thanks


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