Recent content by Jerry14273

I want to thank everyone that responded. At this point I think the Access program that I have as my example is not using the option group but simulates the option group in VBA code making it possible to accomplish the click on, click off events. The Double Click solution is the very best if...

Jack & R.Hicks, Thank you for your replys. Jack, after posting this question on numerous sites I have yet to get an answer to the question. I think that you are right...I don't think the program is using the option group. If anyone things differently please let all of us know.

I have asked the multitudes and no one has an answer. I hope you can solve this one. I have an option group (created with the wizard) and it has four checkboxes. As you know once one of the checkboxes are selected it is impossible to unselect it except by selecting one of the other three. I need...

I have posted this problem on four usergroup sites and have not even come close to getting an answer. I know it can be done. I have an Access program (only the exe) and it works great. Click on a checkbox (the check mark appears) click it again the check mark is removed and the option group...

I have an option group containing four checkboxes. When a user first clicks on a checkbox they now must select one of the four options. The user needs to be able to decide not to have any of the checkboxes selected. I have seen an Access program that allows the user to click on a checkbox...