Tom van Stiphout wrote:
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On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:18:17 -0500, Bob Alston <bobalston9@yahoo.com>
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Is it possible that the groupbox has its Locked property set to True,
or the form has its AllowEdits property set to False at that time?
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You need to find a reproducible scenario.
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-Tom.
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>>I have an application with several forms. Most forms use radio boxes
>>for Yes/No choices. On a few of these, once one option is selected, the
>>user cannot change the selection without moving to another field and
>>then entering the change on the original checkbox. I should mention
>>that there is a background image underneath the entire form.
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>>Sometimes I can select any choice and then select the other.
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>>On other sets of Yes/No radio buttons, I cannot change after the initial
>>selection without clicking on another text field in the form and then
>>going back.
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>>Suggestions?
>>
>>Bob
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NO the groupbox is not locked and allow edits is true. I do not monkey
with them via VBA code.
It works the first time I try on the specific option group. If I
immediately want to change my mind I can't. but if I go to another
field in the system and then return I can change the selection, again
one time only.
In the same form I have other option groups that allow me to change my
selection all day long.
Yes it is reproducable.
the only thing I have noticed is that I tried to squeeze the size of the
option group box outline to make it fit in my form better. Those seem
to be the ones with the problem. Option groups I did not monkey with
after they were created seem to work fine.
Bob
Cannot change selection of radio button with Yes/No options - sometimes 
