Creating a questionnaire, please help!

[cheeseomlette]

Hi there,

I am learning Visual Basic language through Visual Basic Express 2005, and am unfortunately having a tough time with it - it just doesn't seem to come intuitively to me.

I have to create a psychology questionnaire where the participant is displayed with 5 questions, and they have to select (using radio buttons) how strongly they agree on a scale of 1 to 7. Their score at the end corresponds to the amount their selection adds up to, so there is a maximum of 35 points, and an evalution box will be displayed corresponding with their score.

How do I assign a value to a radio button, and then get Visual Basic to add up the scores? It's probably really simple but I'm really stuck.

Thanks for your help :)

[kadghar]

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I have to create a psychology questionnaire where the participant is displayed with 5 questions, and they have to select (using radio buttons) how strongly they agree on a scale of 1 to 7. Their score at the end corresponds to the amount their selection adds up to, so there is a maximum of 35 points, and an evalution box will be displayed corresponding with their score.

How do I assign a value to a radio button, and then get Visual Basic to add up the scores? It's probably really simple but I'm really stuck.
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Hi!
I think this thread might be of help.

[cheeseomlette]

Hi!
I think this thread might be of help.

Thank you, that definitely does help. Does anybody know how I can make it mandatory to select at least one radio button for every question?

[kadghar]

Thank you, that definitely does help. Does anybody know how I can make it mandatory to select at least one radio button for every question?

I think with an IF in then click event of your "Next Q" button:

if optionbox1.value or optionbox2.value or optionbox3.value then
    'Code for going to next Q
else
    msgbox ("Please answer")
end if

HTH

[cheeseomlette]

got it! thank you very much :)