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Feb 6th, 2000, 06:14 AM
#9
If you do a check in the following manner:
If chkbox1.Value = True Then
You are specifically checking if the Value propert equals True (-1) this is not the case though. You could however do this:
If chkbox1.Value Then
The above statement is true if the value property is not false (i.e any value besides zero).
So LG in real life a statement that is not zero is also not false. But the value property of a checkbox will never be equal to -1 so checking for True will newer be true. Checking for False will work however since the value False equals zero and the Value property of a checkbox can be set to zero.
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