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Hi everybody,

I would like to do pretty much the direct opposite to the not() function.

I want to disable a checkbox if another checkbox is checked. The other way round (ACTIVATING when checked) is easy and you find a lot of tutorials telling you how to use the not() function for that.

I have the following situation:

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There are two checkboxes. As soon as one get checked, the other should be disabled (and the other way round).

How can I achive this? This should be possible with a simple rule, shouldn't it?

Thanks in advance,

mai-kel

opposite of not() function is double not(not()), or do not use it at all happy.png

for your scenario rule are definitely the most suitable.

checkbox (Yes/No control) evaluates directly to true/false, so your rule's formula will be very simple - just a reference to the counterpart checkbox

So simple and clean. I like it very much. Thanks a lot!

Thank you very much. it's really simple.

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