Code to verify status of option button

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Hi, anybody knows if there is such a code to verify is an option button is
selected??

Thank you in advance.
 
Is this what you are looking for --
If Me!NameOfOptionButton = True Then
<Option Button Is Selected>
End If


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Swish said:
Hi, anybody knows if there is such a code to verify is an option button is
selected??

Thank you in advance.
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An option button in an option group? Just test the option group for the
value assigned to the option button.

If Me.ogrMyOptionGroup = 1 Then

and so on.

HTH - Keith.
www.keithwilby.com
 
Hi PC,

The solution you posted can't work. The 1 Keith posted is the correct code.

Thank you for answering my question no matter what.
 
Swish said:
Hi PC,

The solution you posted can't work. The 1 Keith posted is the correct
code.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the feedback Swish, glad I could help. Sadly, PC Datasheet posts
hurriedly prepared responses that are often wrong in order to advertise his
"services" for which he charges a fee. Most people on here are happy to
provide accurate responses for free.

Regards,
Keith.
www.keithwilby.com
 
PC Datasheet said:
Is this what you are looking for --
If Me!NameOfOptionButton = True Then
<Option Button Is Selected>
End If
Click to expand...

Wrong answer again from a stupid lame so-called "resource".
Your stupid lame jobhunting is getting very annoying Steve!!
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Finished your homework ?? Contact me you coward!
Still waiting ...Still waiting ...Still waiting ...

Arno R
 
Swish,

You didn't say your option button was in an option group. For future
reference, you can put a single option button on a form as a control. Look
at the toolbox. The way you wrote your question it sounded like this is what
you had. The option button then has two values; True when selected and False
when not selected. In this case the code I gave you would be what you need.

So dimwit 1 and dimwit 2 don't know what they are talking about!!!

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very reasonable fee. Over 1000 Access users have come to me for help.
Need a month calendar or 7 day calendar? Need appointment scheduling? Need
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So dimwit 1 and dimwit 2 don't know what they are talking about!!!
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Congratulations on another eloquent response. I am apparently a "dimwit"
and yet I managed to decode and answer the question correctly, it required
only a modicum of common sense which you clearly lack. Are there any panes
left in that glass house of yours?
 
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