XML syntax for MULTI checkboxes

Another XML question :
how do I indicate multi-checkboxes?
Meaning, instead of ticking one box, you can tick several boxes for the same field/attribute?
Example :
*<Field name='WhatKindOfGuy'>*
*<Display class='???????'*
*<Property name='Title' value='What kind of guy is Michael?'*
Let's say I want to present a variety of options : *(a) Cheerful (b) Friendly (c) Openminded (d) Ambitious (e) Dedicated (f) Brash,* etc, etc,etc
Obviously, Michael can be several of these things.
So, I want to have several checkboxes.
What's the correct XML syntax?

In your case u have to take that many checkboxes, and finally evaluate the checkboxes selected or not on the basis of their values is true or false

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news:e9tdd8$ppk$[email protected]..
> Hi,
>
> I intend update the checkboxes by id in bulk.
>
> My table is below. I want to update the selected form_id
checkboxe and
> their values accordingly. That, I click the checkboxes
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> information) of 1, 3, and 6; and I check their
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>
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>
> I am using below code for deleting. I can do insert
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> figure out the correct syntax for UPDATE command similar
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>
> Sample for deleting:
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>
>
> Thank you
>
> Hakan
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