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Multivalued Yes No Field
Robert Maddox 

3 years ago
How To Change The Access Table Field Lookup > Allow Multiple Values From YES to NO. In the records, all multiple values have been eliminated and only a single value now exist. However, Access still does not allow one to change the setting from YES to NO.
Please Advise - I Appreciate Your Help
THANKS
Scott Axton  @Reply  
        
3 years ago
Irf you are referring to a Multivalued Field  those are generally not recommended.  In fact they are on Richard's Evil Access Stuff list.  See:  Multivalued

A better solution would be to use a relational table.  See the Multiple YN video.
Kevin Yip  @Reply  
     
3 years ago
You can't change a multivalue field back to a single value field.  That's one of a long list of caveats about MVF that make people not want to use them.  To change it to a single-value field, first, use the MVF's "Value" property in a query:

    SELECT ID, YourMVFName.Value FROM Table1

The result will be a list of single-value fields.  Then you can use an action query to transfer the content to a NEW, single-value field in the table.  Then remove the old MVF.
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
3 years ago
Yet another reason why I hate multivalued fields.

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