Checked boxes won't clear out when I add a new form

G

Guest

I created a simple Access database for entering names and addresses etc. for
a rock climbing club and created checkboxes for 4 types of rock climbing
activities (Lead Climbing, Belaying, etc.) that must be checked if applicable
as part of a liability/assumption legal requirement.

The problem is that if I check one or two of the boxes, then create a new
record, the checked boxes on the previous record also become part of the new
record. What are the properties that I should set so that a new record is
blank?

PS - I'm not a technical person - and it's a very simple database so a
non-technical answer would be super! Or, I can even send it to you to look at
if you'd like!

Thanks so much.
 
T

Tom Lake

The problem is that if I check one or two of the boxes, then create a new
record, the checked boxes on the previous record also become part of the
new
record. What are the properties that I should set so that a new record is
blank?

Are you sure the option group is bound to a field in the table? It has to
store
its result somewhere.

Tom Lake
 
U

UpRider

Lyle, I'll take a look. Sent to
davegri<isat>comcast2.2net
Change <isat> to @
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UpRider
 
L

Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com

Well, this wouldn't be an option group, since multiple check boxes can be
selected, but Tom is correct; this type of behavior occurs when the check
boxes aren't bound to a field in an underlying table.

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There's ALWAYS more than one way to skin a cat!

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G

Guest

Tom,

It makes sense and understand so I looked at the properties, but I still
didn't know the "how-to" part since this is my first foray into the Access
world. I relyed on Mr. Dave (see below) to fix it.

Thanks so much!
 

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