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    Clearing all fields in an application form,reset for next customer.

    I can clear all the text boxes when i press reset button ,ie txtName.text = "".... i can clear the combo boxes in the same way,but how do i reset the radiobuttons and checkboxes that have been selected.

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    Re: Clearing all fields in an application form,reset for next customer.

    option1.value = False

    check1 = vbUnchecked

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    Re: Clearing all fields in an application form,reset for next customer.

    Quote Originally Posted by d.paulson View Post
    option1.value = False

    check1 = vbUnchecked
    Thanks dude,i was wondering if you could clarify your answer for me,i'm a total novice here.
    Much thanks anyway

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    Re: Clearing all fields in an application form,reset for next customer.

    To clear or turn off an Option button:
    Option1.Value = False

    To clear a CheckBox:
    Check1 = vbUnChecked
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    Re: Clearing all fields in an application form,reset for next customer.

    Typically I will write a little sub routine to reset the form.
    This sub would contain code to clear textboxes, checkboxes, option buttons, combos and set any defaults that may need to be set.
    I would call this when I load the form and at any time the values need to be reset during execution.
    Always use [code][/code] tags when posting code.

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