Thought this might be helpful for beginners. I scoured google and posts to find a solution to Radio buttons a while back and it took looking at many question/answer posts just to get all the steps needed to get a Radio button to show the default choice value and update it on save. This article is meant to walk you through setting up a Choice column and creating a Radio Button on a form to replace the default pulldown menu.
Purpose: Creating a Radio button on a Form to reflect a Choice column on a Sharepoint list. This article will show you how to create the Radio button and have it not only show the default choice selected but also update the Sharepoint list column on save. When creating a Radio button, by default it will not show the selected choice nor update the Sharepoint item list until these steps are done.
Choices(‘your sharepoint list name’.Choice)
ThisItem.yourcolumnname.Value (The column name in this case is ‘Choice’)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for sharing this @cbarcala - I'm sure it'll help those who are wanting to do this.
Thanks for sharing this @cbarcala - I'm sure it'll help those who are wanting to do this.
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