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Form Templates
Workflow provides samples of basic, predefined forms that are commonly used. You can use these forms in their basic format, or you can modify them to meet your needs.
Radio Buttons Form
The radio buttons form allows you to create a form with multiple options for a user to choose from.

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Forms and User Displays
- Forms Introduction
- Designer Panels
- Display and Group Duplication
- Form Templates
  - Form Templates
    Workflow provides samples of basic, predefined forms that are commonly used. You can use these forms in their basic format, or you can modify them to meet your needs.
    - Add the Work Request form to a workflow
    - Work Request Form
      The Work Request form allows a user to view and configure work request data in a form in the Task List.
    - Check Boxes Form
      The check boxes form allows you to create a form where multiple options can be selected by a user.
    - Single Input Form
      The single input form allows an operator to enter a single string/numeric value.
    - Multiple Input Form
      The multiple input form allows you to create a data entry or data display form. Next to each label is a text box where the data can be entered.
    - Radio Buttons Form
      The radio buttons form allows you to create a form with multiple options for a user to choose from.
    - Subscription Data Form
      The subscription data form allows you to retrieve a directory resource, when defined conditions are met, to advance a workflow task.
    - Text Array Forms
      The text array form allows you to create a table with two columns; one column has labels for each row, and the other column allows for data entry.
    - Text Grid Forms
      The text grid form allows you to create a table with a grid pattern. A user can enter or display a two dimensional table of values.
    - Yes/No Form
      The yes or no form allows a user to select either yes or no in a form.
- Basic Forms and Displays
- Web-Based Forms and Displays
- Existing Assembly Options
- Form Development in Visual Studio
- Form Development in Silverlight

Radio Buttons Form

The radio buttons form allows you to create a form with multiple options for a user to choose from.

Inputs

The following table describes parameters for this form:


Parameters	Data Type	Description
Default Index	Int	Specifies the index of the initially selected radio button. If this number is less than zero, then the first is used. If this number is greater than the number of buttons, the last number is used. You can also update this value by writing to it within a Form activity. Note: Any new value must coincide with the available indexes.
Labels	String[]	Click the ellipsis button to open the String Collection Editor dialog box. Enter label names for each radio button displayed in the form. Note: The length of the array determines the number of buttons displayed on the form.
Prompt	String	Enter a heading to display above the radio button list.

Outputs

The following table describes parameters for this form:


Parameters	Data Type	Description
Chosen Index	Int32	Displays the index of the selected radio buttons.
Chosen Label	String	Displays the label names of the selected radio buttons.