Re: Forms 4.0 question

SHANE -- The radio group always has a single value (ie one of its

         mutually distinct buttons is active, and no other). You can
         simply look at the value of the radio group to see the
         current value and that tells you which of the buttons is
         active in the radio group.


            DECLARE
              curSelection NUMBER := :MyRadioGroup;
            BEGIN
            IF curSelection = 0 THEN



              :

      
            ELSIF curSelection = 1 THEN



              : 

             etc.


              :


         The checkbox widget, on the other hand, does have a boolean
         function named 'Checkbox_Checked()' which allows you to say:

            IF Checkbox_Checked('MyCheckbox') THEN


              :

            ELSE


              :

            END IF;

         Of course, you can also refer to  :MyCheckbox  to use the
         current value of the checkbox item in PL/SQL code.

         Hope this helps.

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  Forms Development
  Product Manager