Table Cell Properties

[Dale & Jovanna Boyer]

I have a table with a cell that serves as a checkblock. In the form that is
used to fill in the table, there are four radio buttons. Three of these
buttons are options for recommendations, the fourth stands for "No
recommendations." If either of the first three are selected, I want to put
an "X" in that cell, and draw the border around it. If the fourth is
selected, I will leave that cell empty, and display no border.

I've played around with the border properties, but havven't been successful.
Programmatically, I figure the best way to handle it is to have the cell's
border already displayed, and remove it for selection #4. But either way is
fine with me.

Can anybody please help? Thanks in advance,

Dale Boyer

 

[Peter Hewett]

Hi Dale

Presumably you're using Word with a UserForm acting as a front end for the
document. Why don't you just add a ActiveX CheckBox control to the document
and set it's value from your Forms OK button event handler.

HTH + Cheers - Peter