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I want to create 4 buttons with the forms toolbar. but, I want the first two to toggle (when one is clicked "ON" the other clicks "OFF") I want the second two to toggle (when one is clicked "ON" the other clicks "OFF") Right now, all four seem to be related so that if you click one of the four buttons "ON", the other 3 Click OFF (all four seem to have the same cell reference in Format Control. Can someone help? Thanks! |
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![]() Go back to the Forms toolbar and select the "Group Box" control. Draw one around each set of two buttons. That will isolate each set from the other - provided you are actually referring to Option Buttons and not Buttons. -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware .. Those buttons are either Option "MK" wrote in message Looking for Help.. I want to create 4 buttons with the forms toolbar. but, I want the first two to toggle (when one is clicked "ON" the other clicks "OFF") I want the second two to toggle (when one is clicked "ON" the other clicks "OFF") Right now, all four seem to be related so that if you click one of the four buttons "ON", the other 3 Click OFF (all four seem to have the same cell reference in Format Control. Can someone help? Thanks! |
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