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radio button problem
Hi All, I am having an issue with radio buttons on my user form. I have four radio buttons on the form designed in this way (This is just an example, not actual questions) Are you a Male? oYes oNo Are you a Female? oYes oNo The problem I am having is, I can only select one of the four buttons I Have. I want it such that, I can select a Yes or a No for question 1 and a Yes or a No for question two. But, for some reason I can only select one of the four buttons. Please Help! Thanks in Advance. |
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You need to put the radiobuttons that form a logical unit each on a separate frame on that userform. So in your case 2 frames, with on each frame 2 radio buttons. RBS "sam" wrote in message ... Hi All, I am having an issue with radio buttons on my user form. I have four radio buttons on the form designed in this way (This is just an example, not actual questions) Are you a Male? oYes oNo Are you a Female? oYes oNo The problem I am having is, I can only select one of the four buttons I Have. I want it such that, I can select a Yes or a No for question 1 and a Yes or a No for question two. But, for some reason I can only select one of the four buttons. Please Help! Thanks in Advance. |
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If the radio buttons are on a user form, then the fix is simple - there is another control called a "frame". You need to enclose each set of radio buttons that you want to group together in its own frame. Draw a frame somewhere on your user form (not over the buttons). Then drag two of the buttons into the frame - they are automatically linked together! Right now the only frame you have is the user form itself, so all four buttons are linked. HTH, Eric "sam" wrote: Hi All, I am having an issue with radio buttons on my user form. I have four radio buttons on the form designed in this way (This is just an example, not actual questions) Are you a Male? oYes oNo Are you a Female? oYes oNo The problem I am having is, I can only select one of the four buttons I Have. I want it such that, I can select a Yes or a No for question 1 and a Yes or a No for question two. But, for some reason I can only select one of the four buttons. Please Help! Thanks in Advance. |
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If you are in a UserForm, place the RadioButtons in different Frames. If you are in the sheet, place the RadioButtons in different GroupBoxes. http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/qu...rouped_rbs.php HTH, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "sam" wrote: Hi All, I am having an issue with radio buttons on my user form. I have four radio buttons on the form designed in this way (This is just an example, not actual questions) Are you a Male? oYes oNo Are you a Female? oYes oNo The problem I am having is, I can only select one of the four buttons I Have. I want it such that, I can select a Yes or a No for question 1 and a Yes or a No for question two. But, for some reason I can only select one of the four buttons. Please Help! Thanks in Advance. |
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