C# Check Box Problem

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I create a simple Check box for Sex(Male& Female)in C# Windows Forms Application. but Now i want that user can only select one Check Box.Please Help Me If Anyone Know About this.

Posted 7-Sep-14 8:48am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Sep-14 22:15pm

Not clear.
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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-09-07T08:52:00

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They have created radio buttons for this very purpose: Radio Button Class[^].

Posted 7-Sep-14 8:52am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Sep-14 22:17pm

OP's question is very unclear, but this is the only possible sense I can see.
Besides, radio buttons would help to avoid sexism. Indeed, considering female as checked and mail unchecked (or visa versa), as some do, would not look correct. :-)
My 5.
—SA

CPallini 8-Sep-14 1:23am

Thank you. I suppose the OP wants to use the checkboxes like radio buttons. Of course , programmatically you could do that, but it is not advisable.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Sep-14 9:56am

After your answer and explanation I agree this was likely the case. Singular form of "check box" OP used makes it unclear. As if check box checked means one sex (sex is present :-) and unchecked another one. Believe or not, I saw such variant... :-)
—SA