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How to Use Yes/No Datatype MS Access

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In Microsoft Access, the Yes/No datatype is used to store Boolean values, such as true/false, yes/no, or on/off. Here’s a guide on how to use it effectively:

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  1. Open the database.
  2. Navigate to the table where you want to add the Yes/No field. Click on the 'Design View' for the table.
  3. In the 'Field Name' column, type the name for the field.
  4. In the 'Data Type' column, select 'Yes/No'.
  5. Save the changes to your table by clicking the save icon.
  6. The Yes/No field can appear as a checkbox.
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