Option Button TripleState property

D

Dianne

Why doesn’t the TripleState property work correctly when set to True in my
Radio/Option buttons? The control is supposed to cycle through states for
Yes, No, and Null values when set to True. It only cycles through Yes and No
values. Is there another property setting that works in tangent with this
one in order for it to work properly? I want to be able to unselect the
Option button to after selecting it initially.

Thank you for your help.
 
J

Jay Freedman

Dianne said:
Why doesn't the TripleState property work correctly when set to True
in my Radio/Option buttons? The control is supposed to cycle through
states for Yes, No, and Null values when set to True. It only cycles
through Yes and No values. Is there another property setting that
works in tangent with this one in order for it to work properly? I
want to be able to unselect the Option button to after selecting it
initially.

Thank you for your help.

Put the cursor on the TripleState property in the Properties dialog and
press F1 to open the Help topic. You'll find in the Remarks section of that
topic the following statement:

"Although the TripleState property exists on the OptionButton, the property
is disabled. Regardless of the value of TripleState, you cannot set the
control to Null through the user interface."

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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all may benefit.
 
D

Dianne

Thank you very much! You are a huge help!!

Jay Freedman said:
Put the cursor on the TripleState property in the Properties dialog and
press F1 to open the Help topic. You'll find in the Remarks section of that
topic the following statement:

"Although the TripleState property exists on the OptionButton, the property
is disabled. Regardless of the value of TripleState, you cannot set the
control to Null through the user interface."

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.
 

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