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userform with frame and option buttons

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    userform with frame and option buttons

    I tried to find the answer in other posts first and maybe I overlooked it. I don't know mutch about using the option buttons.

    So ...
    the form has...

    -a text box for the product name
    -3 option buttons in a frame for the types of containers

    How do I word the code to determan which button is active, and to assign each button its value?

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    Can you be a bit more specific with what your form does, maybe attach an example?
    Hope that helps.

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    Hopefully the example will explain it better.

    The text box for the Weight is working right in the non-example.

    Oh...The third option button is so I can have the product and the weight (on another Table) be deleted at the same time.
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    I'm not sure what you re doing exactly, but a ComboBox to select from would be much more efficient.

    i think your idea leaves a lot to chance, you rel on the user selecting the correct cell to populate TextBox1 wit an address. If you really wan his you don't need the textBox, simply

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    This is something like what I am wanting, but I can't quite figure it out.
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    Thank you for your help in my confusion.

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    Try

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    Thank you that worked.

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