The ToogleButton in WPF allows you to hold the actual state when it's clicked. It works like the checkbox control but it renders in a button. When the button is toggle for the first time the IsChecked property has a true value, when clicked again, it has a value of false.
The toggle button also fires a Checked event when the IsChecked property changes. It also has a property called IsThreeState that when enabled, changes the cycle of values that IsChecked can have to true, false and null as the third state.
Below you can check a sample in XAML code:
On the first click you'll get the following screen:
On the second click you'll get the following screen:
And on the third click you'll get the following screen:
