Thread: Custom Yes/No Field doesn't appear in browser and can't search on it
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Old 01-02-2014, 08:32 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by spedinfargo View Post
Thanks for the ideas. It was a combination of the # and the fact that I got confused on the display name vs. the column name. Once I got that sorted out using the field in a query and a virtual library worked fine.

I did notice that yes/no fields don't show up in browser tree on the left - I'm assuming that's by design...
I think so. D
Comments and Dates are not there either.

Lets face it: there are only 2 choices (3 if you use Tri-state mode) :
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