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Chris waller

I have created a table in access, and in the table there are two tick boxes.
Once one of the boxes is ticked I would like the other disabling. Any help
would be appreciated.
 
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John Vinson

I have created a table in access, and in the table there are two tick boxes.
Once one of the boxes is ticked I would like the other disabling. Any help
would be appreciated.

You cannot do this in a Table; tables have no usable events. You can
do it with some VBA code on a Form.

The fact that the second Yes/No field depends on the value of the
first indicates that your table structure does not meet third normal
form: fields should depend only upon the table's Primary Key, not upon
one another. What is the nature of the data that requires this?

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