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Old 03-05-2014, 12:20 AM
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Hi please could someone help me

I have created a form for a client and it has many columns in a table

In column A if they user selects NO column B and C must say YES
But if the user selects YES in column A then they will be able to choose YES or NO for both column B and C



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Presumably, you're using some form of Dropdown for the Yes/No choices. Is it a formfield, content control, something else?
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Hi yes I have used content controls for the drop downs
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See attached implementation. The process uses a ContentControlOnExit macro, which you can access via Alt-F11.
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