Hey,
if you got for example 3 chechboxes in a form and you want to say if 1 of the tree is selected then the others must be unchecked
I did it in formula with @if(…); with the functions elements and len but it didn’t work
can somebody help
Hey,
if you got for example 3 chechboxes in a form and you want to say if 1 of the tree is selected then the others must be unchecked
I did it in formula with @if(…); with the functions elements and len but it didn’t work
can somebody help
Subject: uncheck checkbox
Hi Thomas,
Why don’t you use a radio button instead of checkbox? By the nature of checkboxes, it’s “check all that apply” whereas radio buttons are “choose one.” Simple. I can help you with the checkboxes if you want but radio buttons seem the obvious answer.
Trish
Subject: uncheck checkbox
Input Translation formulas on the second and third checkboxes could do the trick.
For example, the input translation formula for checkbox2 could be:
@If( checkbox1 = “A”; checkbox2; “” )
This would clear checkbox2 if checkbox1 did not have A selected and retain the selected value if checkbox1 = “A”.
If you check “Refresh fields on keyword change” for checkbox1, then when you uncheck “A” in checkbox1, it should clear checkbox2.
Subject: RE: uncheck checkbox
thanks It works fine now