What do radio buttons do?

[Guest]

I have a workbook that asks me how many radio buttons I can select at one
time, but I can't find the answer in it. Please Help!

 

[Guest]

a radio button is basically a "multiple guess" format where you click the
answer or option you want, if you click a different one, the first one
unclicks, so you can only pick one at a time.

 

[Guest]

Hi Chrissy,

If I understand your question correctly, the answer is "one".

Radio buttons are meant to limit the user response to a question to one
answer. This means that if the question has three possible responses, if you
check one radio button, then change your answer and click another one, the
first one you check will become unchecked.

If you want the user to be able to check more than one answer, you would
have to use check boxes. They allow more than one answer to be checked.

Hope that answers your question. Good luck.

 

[Guest]

Hmmm....this sounds suspiciously like a homework assignment.

If the radio (aka. option buttons) are all part of an option group, then the
answer is one.

Tom

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I have a workbook that asks me how many radio buttons I can select at one
time, but I can't find the answer in it. Please Help!

 

[Van T. Dinh]

Which software application are you using?

It doesn't sound like Microsoft Access (a database software) which is the
topic of this newsgroup, though.