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I'm trying to write a script that will check to see if a box is checked. If it's not checked, I want the script to check it; if it is already checked, I want the script to cancel the dialog box and end. I see that ControlCommand can check to see if something is checked or unchecked, but I don't know what it means to "Return 1" if checked - return 1 to what? Where does the value get returned? Thanks in advance.

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I'm trying to write a script that will check to see if a box is checked. If it's not checked, I want the script to check it; if it is already checked, I want the script to cancel the dialog box and end. I see that ControlCommand can check to see if something is checked or unchecked, but I don't know what it means to "Return 1" if checked - return 1 to what? Where does the value get returned? Thanks in advance.

It returns 1 or 0 to the script so that you can determin if the checkbox is checked or not.


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I searched the forum and couldn't find anything. What I don't understand is WHERE the ControlCommand value gets returned. Is it an IF/THEN statement - If ControlCommand ("blahblah")=1 THEN... How does my script know what number is being returned?

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Take a look for yourself :o

MsgBox(0, 'Returned Value Of Command', ControlCommand('Title', 'Text', 'ControlID', 'Command', 'Option'))

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