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i'm your host sean mckenzie thank you for joining me once again on my channel on data analytics and data engineering in this episode we're going to return to our microsoft access playlist and we're going to talk about option groups and how handy option groups are but also how they're a little bit tricky to use and so that's one of the reasons why i did this video is that they're pretty tricky so what are option groups well option groups are radio buttons when you have mutually exclusive choices inside of a box with little radio buttons that you can choose and when you choose one the other ones become deselected and and so it gives you a nice sort of easy way to to get selections from the user and so what we're going to do this time is we're going to create an option group and we're going to show how to get the values of the selected items or selected item out of the option group so that we can use it inside of our queries or inside of our code so without further ado let's get to our option groups okay to get started we're going to use an access file that we used already a couple of times and we're going to open a form in design view and then we're we're going to go to the toolbox and we'll click on the zed there that indicates the option group and then when the wizard comes up if it does you can hit cancel and we're going to learn how to use the option group in a much more realistic way that will teach you how it works so i'll go ahead and you can see in our property sheet there you can right click on the option group and go properties to get this window on the right side and you can see that the i'm changing the name to something that makes sense we'll call it ogrp main for option group main and we can go back over and re rename our label for that as well and uh and that'll give us our option group itself and this is important to to see that we have the group which is kind of like a frame and and then we can go ahead and start adding our options to it it's important to note that you need to grab the option separately so you'll click on the on the option and then you'll see that the option group will go black and you need to drop the radio button in this case onto the option group when it turns black and that'll allow you to have your first option and so what we'll do here is we'll we'll give our radio button a name we'll call it opt and we'll we'll use colors for this i think so what i'll do is i'll call it opt green and that'll allow us...