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Case Statement issue

Asked by Lapchien in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: case, statement

I have a form with 7 checkboxes called Stage1, Stage2 etc up to Stage7.

Te user ticks the checkbox and a date is autoinserted in a textbox.

Do I need a case statement (and if so what might it look like?) to stop the user ticking the boxes out of sequence?  So, if say they tried to tick stage3 when stage2 was false, a msgbox might say "don't tick out of seqience" and the tick in stage3 would be discarded..?

Thanks
Lapchien

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