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Multiple tables/forms versus one table?

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Chris - 29 Jan 2005 16:47 GMT
I have a table that contains five categories of checkboxes which total 130
checkboxes.  Would it be better to have it designed this way or use a table
for each category, making one checkbox field and selecting from a combo box
which options are true?
Duane Hookom - 29 Jan 2005 18:54 GMT
>I have a table that contains five categories of checkboxes which total 130
> checkboxes.  Would it be better to have it designed this way or use a
> table
> for each category, making one checkbox field and selecting from a combo
> box
> which options are true?

IMHO "none of the above". It seems that you are attempting to build an
un-normalized solution/application. We don't have a clue regarding your
field names and purpose so it is impossible to suggest a solution that might
be more flexible and functional.

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