Access Database Yes / No Data Type

Finally let’s look at the Access Database Yes/No data type. This is the simplest data type – It stores binary (0 or 1) values.

There are three different formatting options for the Access Database Yes/No data type:

• First formatting option is “YES / NO”
• A second  formatting option one is “TRUE / FALSE” and
• The final formatting option is “ON / OFF”

The best use of a Access Yes/No data type is to answer questions that have a Yes or No answer. Anything more complicated than a yes or no value, consider a larger data type like a Byte or Integer.

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