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I added a few checkboxes to work orders to make it easier for employees to set the correct status.  I made it that if you check the box, the staus field is populated with a particular status.  However if you click a different checkbox it changes the staus as it should, but the check in the original checkbox remains and this causes some confusion, because then if they click the original checkbox to remove the checkmark, the status reverts.  Basically whether your are checking or unchecking the box, it does the same thing.  I have searched for a conditional statement that would make it so that it only changes the status if the checkbox was empty and not if it was clicked to remove the checkmark.   Can't seem to find anything that will work for me.  

 I thought about changing them to buttons, but then I can't write a hoover over for help message.  

Any thoughts? 

Thanks,

Maureen

Hi Maureen,

As I still test out the Checkbox route, another option you can try if it fits the flow:

Why don't you use the Radiobox object with the status's listed. The Users won't need to uncheck previous options anymore and will only need to choose an option from the Radiobox. Which then updates the Status object you have on screen.

Is that a viable solution?

-- Mortaza

Yes, I used the radiobox instead and That is perfect!! 

Thank you !!