I am wanting to make sure that the number of checkboxes is not less than the
number of records in the table. If there were to be less checkboxes than the
number of records in the table the correct number of checkboxes would not be
revealed at run time if there was more records.

I am not sure how to loop through the recordset, but I am assuming that I
can use a Do While the count of records does not exceed the number of
controls it will set their properties. How would I dynamically reference the
checkbox controls because they are already named and the values for each are
already set from design view or can you change any control attribute at run
time?

""Charles Wang [MSFT]"" wrote in message
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Hi Rockn,
I am not sure if I totally understand your meaning. You had six checkboxes
and you said that you need to make sure that the number of checkboxes is
not less than the number of records in the recordset you are looking at.
So
I understand that there are must be less than or equal to six records in
your recordset, right?

If this is true, why do not you count the number of the records in the
recordset and then loop through your recordset and dynamically set your
checkboxes properties accordingly?

Please feel free to let me know if I have any misunderstanding or if you
have any other questions or concerns. Have a nice day!


Best regards,
Charles Wang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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