No. A checkbox is true or false. You can set up a field formula on a textbox
that relies on the value of the checkbox, but that control can only have
values it was designed for.

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"Joel Allen" wrote in message
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Outlook 2003 SP3
Custom Forms

Hi,

Is there a way to make a check box contain a value other than -1 and 0
when checked and unchecked? Like "A" if checked, and "B" if unchecked?

Thanks,
Joel