How do you create Radio Buttons in Access

Putting the buttons in an option group (frame) will only allow you to click one of them at a time.

You may prefer to allow your users to run all three reports at one time and use a command button to initiate the printout based on whic items selected.  You can use option buttons without the frame by simply dropping them on your form, but if you want to allow multiple reports to be printed at the same time, I would generally use checkboxes rather than radio buttons

I'd agree with Dale regarding the use of Option Buttons (i.e. Radio Buttons). Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, etc are very common UI tools, and users expect them to behave in a certain way. If you make them do something they're not accustomed to - like using multiple Radio Buttons to allow for multiple choices - then you run the risk of a confusing interface.

According to most usage guides, Radio Buttons should be used when the user must make one (and only one) choice - like selecting Gender, for example.

If a user could choose one or more from a group of choices, you should instead use CheckBoxes.

Got it designed, except nothing happens when I select one of the buttons.  How do you get it to print?

sorry, I don't understand.  I copied code from another print event and it doesn't work.. Can you edit it please?  

    Select Case optiontreatment
        Case 1
            'print rpttreatmentsadopters
            'DoCmd.OpenReport rpttreatmentsadopters
        Case 2
            'Print rpttreatments
            stDocName = "rptTreatments"
    DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acPreview, wherecondition:="[SoftSlip] = '" & Me.SoftSlip & "'"
   
    DoCmd.PrintOut Copies:=1
    DoEvents
    DoCmd.Close acReport, "rptTreatments"
        Case 3
            'print rpttreatmentsbilling
        End Select

got it.

Thanks

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