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Guest
I have 2 option buttons. How can I make the first button default on when the form is loaded? Many thanks.
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Arvin Meyer
the form is loaded? Many thanks.Jenny said:I have 2 option buttons. How can I make the first button default on when
Alittle code in the form's load event:
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.tglButton1 = True
End Sub
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Guest
I changed but got a error message. I try below and seems is working. I am using "Me!" but you use "Me." It seems both are working fine. I wonder if there is any different between them
Private Sub Form_Load(
Me!tglButton1.DefaultValue = "Yes
End Su
Private Sub Form_Load(
Me!tglButton1.DefaultValue = "Yes
End Su
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Pieter Wijnen
"yes" is not recognized as an allowed value for the actual control's value
property (used when referencing it with .)
when you use ! access evaluates it for you and interprets it (correctly) as
beeing an "alias" for True (numeric value -1)
HTH
Pieter
if there is any different between them.
property (used when referencing it with .)
when you use ! access evaluates it for you and interprets it (correctly) as
beeing an "alias" for True (numeric value -1)
HTH
Pieter
am using "Me!" but you use "Me." It seems both are working fine. I wonderJenny said:I changed but got a error message. I try below and seems is working. I
if there is any different between them.
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Guest
Hi Pieter, actually I tried "!" and ".". Access evaluates both and interprets correctly a
being an "alias" for True (numeric value -1)
being an "alias" for True (numeric value -1)