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If your buttons are part of an Option Group, you'll have to check the ControlSource of the Option Group. Buttons in an Option Group don't have a Control Source.
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If your buttons are part of an Option Group, you'll have to check the ControlSource of the Option Group. Buttons in an Option Group don't have a Control Source.

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Hi Robert and Scott,<br />
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Thank you for your responses.<br />
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To clarify further, the Control Source is a field with data type 'Yes/No'. <br />
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This is happening for all option buttons in the Option Group.<br />
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As far as I can tell, the control source is editable. The label associated with the option button has a dotted line around it when the user clicks on it. Also, the value is stored correctly in the table when the user clicks an option, However the Option button is not filled in.
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Hi Robert and Scott,

Thank you for your responses.

To clarify further, the Control Source is a field with data type 'Yes/No'.

This is happening for all option buttons in the Option Group.

As far as I can tell, the control source is editable. The label associated with the option button has a dotted line around it when the user clicks on it. Also, the value is stored correctly in the table when the user clicks an option, However the Option button is not filled in.

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I'm designing a form in Access. However, when I run the form, when I select an option button, it is not filled in. So it is not clear to the user that he has actually made a selection.
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I'm designing a form in Access. However, when I run the form, when I select an option button, it is not filled in. So it is not clear to the user that he has actually made a selection.

Option button selection not filled in

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