What is the AutoCheck property?
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What is the AutoCheck property?
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The AutoCheck property of a RadioButton control is used to get or set a value that indicates whether or not the value in the Checked property and the appearance of the control change automatically when the control is clicked. It accepts a Boolean value. The default value of the property is True, which indicates that the value in the Checked property and the appearance of the control will automatically change when the control is clicked. However, if this property is set to False, a group of RadioButton controls will not act as a mutually exclusive group, and the Checked property should be changed in code.
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