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Im working with two option buttons in Word and I want to display specific text below each if that button is chosen. Can a simple macro be written?
Here is what should happen. If Option Button111 is selected, the following text will be displayed, "User will email form." If Option Button211 is selected, the following text will be displayed, "User will mail form via FedEx." This is what I got, so far. Am I on the right track? Should I have two seperate macros or can this be written into one? Thanks! Code:
Private Sub OptionButton111_Click() If Me.OptionButton111.Value = True Then End Sub Private Sub OptionButton211_Click() If Me.OptionButton211.Value = True Then End Sub |
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