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I have created a fillable form in MS Word 2007 that is made up of several questions.. <br />
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I have several questions that I have created Radial Buttons to answer Yes and No. The reason I used Radial Buttons is so that when people fill out the forms they can't answer yes and no to the same question. <br />
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I have grouped the radial buttons together for each of the questions and I have renamed them in the properties. But when you select a radial button anywhere on the form it deselects the button previously selected on another question<br />
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How can I split the buttons for each question away form the other grouped buttons on the form.<br />
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Do I need to do some VB coding for each group? If so can you give me ideas on the code?
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I have created a fillable form in MS Word 2007 that is made up of several questions.. 

I have several questions that I have created Radial Buttons to answer Yes and No. The reason I used Radial Buttons is so that when people fill out the forms they can't answer yes and no to the same question. 

I have grouped the radial buttons together for each of the questions and I have renamed them in the properties. But when you select a radial button anywhere on the form it deselects the button previously selected on another question

How can I split the buttons for each question away form the other grouped buttons on the form.

Do I need to do some VB coding for each group? If so can you give me ideas on the code?

Grouping Radial Buttons in a form created in MS Word 2007

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