Not following you. I could have an item "ALL", but I want "ALL but those that are selected". So far, Alastair wind with his simple button method, unless I decide to test a cursor with a bunch of MAKECLICKs. I was hoping someone else had already done that and could tell me if it works, but I'll just invest a little time and try it myself!
Karen > Karen - you may want to include an item called '_ALL' and then have the > program test for that number > J > > At 02:38 PM 5/9/2008, you wrote: > >> Jan: >> >> Good thought, but let me tell ya why this won't work for me. The client >> still needs to be able to just check 1 or 2 items; they won't always want to >> do the "select all". In order to do that, I'm assuming you suggest that I >> do a scrolling region, with a checkbox for the Y/N field. Unfortunately I >> don't like doing this because you have to do 2 mouse clicks in order to >> change >> the checkbox. The first mouse click highlights the row and gives you >> focus; the second mouse click changes the check box. My clients don't like >> that. >> I want the ability to do a one-click select, plus the ability to select >> all. Basically like a regular old ChkBox choose list, but as a nicer form >> control rather than a popup menu... >> >> Karen >> >
