Sounds like you are thinking Spreadsheet. Yhere is no need to store the same
information in additional fields as it can be displayed in a form or report
using IIF statements.
You can if you just got to store the data run an update query using IIF
statements. Update for field QA1a would be IIF([YourOptionGroupField] =
1, 1, 0)
Update for field QA1c would be IIF([YourOptionGroupField] = 3, 1, 0)
"HotRod" wrote:
> OK I've managed to get a block of Radio buttons to work but how do I bind
> each radio button to a different field?
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> "HotRod" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >I have created a survey and the answer to Question one can either be button
> >1 or 2 or 3 etc. - 6 but only one. I want to use option buttons / radio
> >buttons to get the answer and then if option 3 is picked save a 1 in field
> >QA1c. I need to create a new field for each answer instead of just saving
> >the #3 like the wizard wants me too. How can I bind the anwser to different
> >fields but still have the option buttons recognized as a group?
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> > Question 1 save answer is either
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> > QA1b
> > QA1c
> > QA1d
> > QA1e
> > QA1f
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