You need to put the radio buttons in a frame, that'll make sure that you can
select only one at a time. For the pulldowns, you need to write some
VBScript code. You need to create a sub like:
Sub Item_CustomPropertyChange(byVal Cprop)
Do Stuff..
End Sub
With this sub, the Cprop will give you the name of the control whose value
has just changed. If it's a radio button, then you adjust the enabled
property of the pulldowns accordingly.
If you need more detailed help on this, you should visit slipstick.com. You
should also consider buying a Sue Mosher book if you're developing forms in
Outlook.
S.
-----Original Message-----
From: Callan, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 2:42 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: Form Help
Okay, now I have created a form, and need some help. I have three different
categories represented by three radio buttons. They are Servers, Switches,
and Routers, now each Radio button is accompanied by a drop down list with
all the different names for each selection. Now I need help in the
following situation when I click on the radio button for Servers, I want the
other two radio buttons, and drop down lists to be automatically greyed
out, and not be available. I know there is going to be alot of work
involved in this, and can use any help anyone can offer.
Chris
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