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The problem with checkboxes is that if they are not checked, they are not included in the submit data. &nbsp;I would set the default value to '-1' and only change it if the &quot;Dialog&quot; value of 'Yes' is submitted.
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The problem with checkboxes is that if they are not checked, they are not included in the submit data.  I would set the default value to '-1' and only change it if the "Dialog" value of 'Yes' is submitted.

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I have a simple update form with data being stored in an MSAccess database. <br />
The checkboxes are recording a &quot;Yes&quot; when the user checks the appropriate selection.<br />
If the user unchecks one of the checkbox that was checked, a -1 gets stored in the database.<br />
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How do I get a &quot;NO&quot; or delete the &quot;Yes&quot; when the user unchecks the box.<br />
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My code for the checkbox is <br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28602903-1">	&lt;input type=&quot;checkbox&quot; name=&quot;Dialog&quot; value=&quot;Yes&quot; &lt;%If Dialog = &quot;Yes&quot; then response.write &quot;checked&quot; End If%&gt;&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;2&quot;&gt;Dialog&lt;br&gt;</code></pre>
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I have a simple update form with data being stored in an MSAccess database. 
The checkboxes are recording a "Yes" when the user checks the appropriate selection.
If the user unchecks one of the checkbox that was checked, a -1 gets stored in the database.

How do I get a "NO" or delete the "Yes" when the user unchecks the box.

My code for the checkbox is 

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