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Option Buttons-How do you get for example the option button to stay

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    Option Buttons-How do you get for example the option button to stay

    How do you get for example the option button to stay on for more than one example

    eg:

    Fo a set of questions

    1.? Yes (Option button ) No (Option button)

    2.? Yes (Option button ) No (Option button)

    3.? Yes (Option button ) No (Option button)

    if i click no on question 1 for example that works fine, but then if i click no for question too it then removes from question 1 to question too rather than staying on both..if that makes sense at all.

    Cheers

    Andy

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    I would suggest using checkboxes instead,

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    If davesexcel suggestion is not an option

    Which optionbuttons are you using?
    The ones from the Form toolbar or the ones from the Control Toolbox Menu
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