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Excel Option Buttons

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billheath

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Mar 17, 2000
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I am using 2010. I need to have 2 or more groups of option button on a single spread sheet. Each set needs to act independently. One set has three options. Pressing one of the radio buttons turns off the other 2. The next set may have 4 options. Again, when pressing one of these, the other three should turn off.
However, all buttons act together. Clicking any one will turn all the others off. I have tried grouping the sets to no avail. I have tried to rename the active cell for each. However, When I change one reference, they all change. Not sure what to do!
I remember doing this with earlier versions of MS Office. Any advice would be appreciated!! Thanks, Bill
 
I don’t know if that’s going to help you or not, but with the option buttons on the VBA Form in Excel, you can specify GroupName of several option buttons, and different GroupName of other option buttons in the same ‘container’ and they will behave independently.
I don’t know if that’s available for the option buttons on the spreadsheet, tho.


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Excel doesn't seem to give me the option of naming the groups, And, when I try to reference the cells for the groups, it changes all buttons at the same time, no matter How I have them grouped.
 
If this is a Forms control, there ought to be a Group Control that the option buttons group should be enclosed in.
 
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