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bamahog
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      17th Feb 2009
I have a Access database on a network. On some computers a list box that
displays the results of a query with a yes/no field in it is displayed as
either yes or no but on other computers the same field is displayed as -1 or
0. How do I get this to display either a yes or no on all computers?
 
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Golfinray
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      17th Feb 2009
Access stores yes as -1, no as 0. One thing you could do is to have an IIF
statement in your query. IIF([yourfield]=-1, "yes","no") or put a textbox on
your form with the control source =IIF([your filed]=-1,"yes","no")

"bamahog" wrote:

> I have a Access database on a network. On some computers a list box that
> displays the results of a query with a yes/no field in it is displayed as
> either yes or no but on other computers the same field is displayed as -1 or
> 0. How do I get this to display either a yes or no on all computers?

 
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