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Thank you for you're response.
I started trying to work out how to do that then thought i'd try what I was doing yesterday one more time and now I have it working with using an AND statement e.g. Code:
If q1c.Value = True And q1a = False And q1b = False Then a1.Caption = "Correct" Else a1.Caption = "Incorrect" End If I tried the same thing yesterday but it kept giving me a Compile error: Expected: Then or GoTo When it would get up to the first "And" but today it is accepting it fine. Still a little more cumbersome than I would like but at least it works properly and is still much shorter than before. My question now would be, for the reset button I list each checkbox and give it a .Value of false, would there be a way to just tell it to give every checkbox a .Value of false instead of having to list every single checkbox? Thank you for your time. Last edited by unwanted; 05-30-2016 at 11:39 PM. Reason: formatting |
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