Applies To: Access 2016 Access 2013 Access 2010 Access 2007 In Access, a Yes/No field stores only two values: Yes or No. If you use a text box to display a Yes/No field, the value displays as -1 for Yes and 0 for No. These values are not very meaningful for most users, so Access provides check boxes, option buttons, and toggle buttons that you can use to display and enter Yes/No values. These controls provide a graphic representation of the Yes/No value that is both easy to use and easy to read. This article describes the applications for each of these controls, and tells you how to add them to your forms and reports. What do you want to do?

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Decide which control to use For most situations, a check box is the best control for representing a Yes/No value. This is the default type of control that is created when you add a Yes/No field to a form or report. By contrast, option buttons and toggle buttons are most often used as part of an option group.

For more information about option groups, see the section. Night Of The Living Dead Colorized there. The following illustration shows the three controls and how they represent Yes and No values. The Yes column shows the control as it appears when selected, and the No column shows the control as it appears when cleared.

Create a bound check box, option button, or toggle button You can quickly create a check box by dragging a Yes/No field from the Field List pane to the form or report. • Open the form or report in Layout view or Design view by right-clicking it in the Navigation Pane, and then clicking the view you want on the shortcut menu. • If the Field List pane is not already displayed, press ALT+F8 to display it. • Expand the table lists, if needed by clicking the plus signs ( +) next to the table names. • Drag the Yes/No field from the Field List pane to the form or report. Depending on the setting of the field's Display Control property, a check box, a text box, or a combo box is created and bound to the field. When you create a new Yes/No field in a table, the default setting of the field's Display Control property is Check Box.