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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / July 2007grouping controls using word
I'm creating a document in Word that has many questions with yes an no answers. I have used the Control Toolbox and design mode to insert yes and no option buttons. The problem I have is that as I add more questions and more control buttons, these are all linked. I would like to group two of them, yes and no in question one for example, so that subsequent answers don't affect what has already been answered. I think you can separate the objects by putting a frame around the ones that you want to interact and only those within the frame will interact with each other. > I'm creating a document in Word that has many questions with yes an no > answers. I have used the Control Toolbox and design mode to insert yes and no > option buttons. The problem I have is that as I add more questions and more > control buttons, these are all linked. I would like to group two of them, yes > and no in question one for example, so that subsequent answers don't affect > what has already been answered.  SignatureRuss drsmN0SPAMikleAThotmailD0Tcom.INVALID The answer below relates specifically to controls on a USERFORM. I think that you are using document form controls. In this case I think (working from memory here) you may be able to specify a group name for related controls. this way for example you can specify a group name of "group1" for the first Yes/No pair, "group2" etc. this also works for multiple option (radio) buttons eg. Yes/No/maybe/Possibly/Never" etc. BTW the group name property also works with option buttons on a userform. Hope this helps. Cheers TonyS. > I think you can separate the objects by putting a frame around the ones that > you want to interact and only those within the frame will interact with each [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > drsmN0SPAMikleAThotmailD0Tcom.INVALID To Russ and Tony Strazzeri. thanks for your response to my question. I will try both process. > I'm creating a document in Word that has many questions with yes an no > answers. I have used the Control Toolbox and design mode to insert yes and no > option buttons. The problem I have is that as I add more questions and more > control buttons, these are all linked. I would like to group two of them, yes > and no in question one for example, so that subsequent answers don't affect > what has already been answered. |
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