Bob,
Make sure that the "Default State" of Check Box Object
Properties is checked.
You can specify the settings for a check box on a form.
You can place a check box when you want to use one of
two values in the form; one value when the box is
checked, another value when the box is not checked.
Simple Steps:
01. From "Place Value Chosen into," select "Column" or
"Variable"
02. Then select the column or variable in which you
want to place the value.
03. In "Value if Checked," enter a value that will be
used (returned) if this check box is checked.
In "Value if Unchecked," enter a value that will be
used (returned) if this check box is not checked.
04. In "Default State," specify the default setting for
this check box--checked or unchecked.
05. Click the OK button to save Check Box Settings.
Have Fun!
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
At 11:50 AM 4/24/2001 -0400, Bob Powell wrote:
>... is there a way to make sure one of them is
>checked before leaving the row while I am in
>the form?
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