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Radio buttons allow a user to select a single option among multiple options. You can set the Choice Value of each option, for each button, as well as group these buttons by giving them the same Group Name. Radio buttons have Default styling.

If the user only needs to choose from 5 or fewer options, then it's better to use radio buttons instead of a select menu. Remember that in order to group radio buttons together, they must all share the same value for the name attribute.

Go to Insert > Form Items > Radio Button Group. This opens the Insert Radio Button Group window. Enter a name for the group. This will appear in your form results. Enter your radio button items. Click Add to add more item-value pairs to your list. Click OK.

Select one of the buttons and click the Properties button. In the list of properties, assign a value to the GroupName property. Use the dropdown at the top of the Properties list to select another button that should belong to the same group. Put in the same value for GroupName that you used in the first button.

1.To group radio buttons, drag a Group object from the Common Visuals section of the Toolbox around the entire group of radio buttons. The group properties will be displayed on the Properties bar. While still in the Main section and Header sub-section, enter a group caption in the Caption field.

Drag a GroupBox or Panel control from the Windows Forms tab on the Toolbox onto the form. Draw RadioButton controls on the GroupBox or Panel control.

The radio class is a simple wrapper around the <input type="radio"> HTML elements. You can check a radio button by default by adding the checked HTML attribute to the <input> element. You can disable a radio button by adding the disabled HTML attribute to both the <label> and the <input> .