You haven't provided any information about why a toggle
button is not what you want and I have no idea what you do
want.
It's possible that we're struggling with terminology
confusion. A toggle button, check box or radio button each
display a YesNo value in their own unique way, but their
functionality is the same. An Option Group can contain
several of those controls, but the functionality is
comlpetely different.
Beyond that I am having trouble visualizing what you are
asking about now.
Note that I may not be the best person to deal with your
current question. The general guideline is to confine a
thread to a single topic instead of jumping around with
every issue you are trying to trying to resolve, especially
when you are asking for UI design suggestions.
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Marsh
MVP [MS Access]
I guess the toggle button is not what I want after trying it. Are you
suggesting that I use option buttons? I need something that that user can
click to say that he needs to call back that customer. And thengo to a
subform that is based on a query that shows the calls that need to be
returned. I want to be able to click the button again in the Call Back
subform to take it off the query. Any suggestions?
