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Amroberts1
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 Question about toggle/option buttons on Access Forms
Microsoft Access 2010, SharePoint
Can anyone help me out?! I have added toggle/option buttons to my forms on this Database I'm managing and I have multiple forms and every time I click on the "option" button, it clicks it on EVERY form, my question is HOW DO I GET IT TO JUST SHOW UP ON THE ONE FORM I NEED IT TOO? For instance, I have toggle/options buttons for "Fuel" "Materials" Heat Rate" and "Other" w/text box. Now some forms only need one option, and others need multiple, but I can't figure out how to stop it from changing every form rather then all of them? What properties do I change on these toggle buttons? Any advice would be GREAT! Thanks!

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Microsoft Access 2010, Sharepoint
ASKED: May 29, 2012  8:21 PM
UPDATED: May 30, 2012  9:30 PM
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Amroberts1
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