Hi Dan,

I don't believe there is a built-in way to accomplish this but you could do so by creating a user event mapped to pbm_dwnmousemove and then change the tool tip on the fly depending upon where the xpos is for horizontally positioned radio buttons and the ypos for vertically positioned radio buttons. You would also want to check for the mouse position being over the object in question and if it isn't do nothing.

The code in the event would look something like the following for two radio buttons side-by-side:

If dwo.Name = "which_continent" Then
	If PixelsToUnits(xpos, XPixelsToUnits!) > 950 Then
		dwo.tooltip.tip = "Select this only for North Amercia"
	Else
		dwo.tooltip.tip = "Select this for all other continents"
	End If
End If

The first tooltip setting is for the radio button on the right and the 950 (PBUs) represents the mouse position just before that radio button starts.

Obviously a downside from coding it as I have is that every time you modify this object (EG its position, the number of options/ radio buttons etc.) you will have to manually change the above code. However, depending on your circumstances and use case it may work for you.

HTH...regards,

Mark

Radio buttons work more like an option list. It's more similar to a dropdown listbox... If you need it to work like that then you may not have any easy solution.

I do like radio buttons working the way checkboxes work. But for that I usually do a custom implementation. There you can have a different tooltip. But it simulates the way a checkbox would work...

Radio buttons above are in different rows. So the whole implementation has a different logic...

Andreas.