The below screenshot will tell what I want to do and attaching a sample db for testing.
Any suggestion will be helpful to me
The below screenshot will tell what I want to do and attaching a sample db for testing.
Any suggestion will be helpful to me
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Hi Sixth,
Try using OptionButtons instead of CheckBoxes. Please note that each set of OptionButtons must be in a Group.
You may either want to add a 3rd OptionButton on each line for 'Not Accepted or Rejected Yet', or if Access allows it, double click somewhere to clear both OptionButtons on the line if neither Accepted nor Rejected is ready to be selected.
Lewis
Last edited by LJMetzger; 02-22-2015 at 08:47 AM.
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See the following Access OptionButton TutorialI changed the checkboxes to option button and made a Option Group for that but it is not working as intended and allowing to select both
See http://www.fontstuff.com/casebook/casebook05.htm
You may have created a 'Standard Frame' instead of an 'Options Group Frame'. See post #7 (Nov 22, '07) in the following thread: http://bytes.com/topic/access/answer...-radio-buttons
Unfortunately, I do not have access to Access, so I can't help you with a working file example.
Lewis
Hi Lewis,
Thanks for the links, as per your advice I am using the Option Group in my continuous form and assigned the result to my table field
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