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Set toggles to false if another toggle is set to true

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Hi Experts,

I have 4x toggles on a page (Toggle1, Toggle2, Toggle3, Toggle4), only one of these toggles should be selected and I want to make it so that the user can't accidently select more than one. Note that I do have toggles on other pages that I need to exclude from this.

I've managed to do this based on one of the toggles being set to true but I can't seem to figure out how to get all of the different possible combinations involved so hopefully there's a simple way of doing this that i'm missing. What i've done so far is:

On Toggle1 Set OnCheck to:

Reset(Toggle2;Toggle3;Toggle4);Set(varRHOToggle,Toggle1.Value)

On Toggle2, 3 and 4 Set Default to:

If(varRHOToggle,false)

Help as always is very much appreciated! Thanks

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Re: Set toggles to false if another toggle is set to true

Hi @WarrenBelz

You are a legend, thank you very much!
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Re: Set toggles to false if another toggle is set to true

Hi @Dave-ITMan ,

On the OnCheck of them all, using the other three toggles (example Toggle1)

If( Toggle2.Value || Toggle3.Value || Toggle4.Value, Reset(Self) )

They simply will not set if one of the others is (you need to turn the other one off first)

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