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Check just one unbound Radio buttons

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Albano

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Dec 11, 2000
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Hi,

I have a form (continious style) that is bound to a tablle, and I have unbounds radio buttons that are created as much as the records. What i want is for users to be able to select just one of the radio buttons (meaning they select the record), now when I select one all stay selected.

Thanks,

Albano
 
You cannot do much with unbound controls on continuous forms, as you have found.
 
you could create a temp table, load all your data into there, and then bound the form to that table...

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I often just put a bolean field in the table "blnIsSelected" . You may need to run an update query to clear out the checks once the form closes.
 
Hi,

I tray to put a boolean field on the table, but when I select one all stay selected, thirs any whay to make sameting like a options group (select just one options)

Albano
 
How are ya Albano . . .
Albano said:
[blue]I tray to put a boolean field on the table, but when I select one all stay selected . . .[/blue]
Did you add the new yes/no field to the form?

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Hi Albano,

You'll need to run a procedure on the After_Update event of the check box to clear out the other selected record in order to only be able to select one record at a time. Something like:

DoCmd.RunSQL "UPDATE YourTable SET blnIsSelected = 0 WHERE YourIDField <> " & Me.YourIDField & ";"

Me.Requery

Should do the trick, although could be a bit slow if you have a lot of data on your form...

Cheers, Iain
 
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