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Column: yes / no

3 steps± 2 minVideoVerified 22 Oct 2026
  1. Step 1 · Open your development environment
  2. Step 2 · Add a yes/no column
  3. Step 3 · Tick the box

A Yes / no column is a tick box per row: under warranty or not, paid or not, newsletter or not. You record for repairs whether they fall under the warranty.

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Step 1 / 3

Open your development environment

In the portal, under Environments, click Development, and there Open. Flow opens in a new tab and you are signed in straight away.

  1. Click Development
Open your development environment · Click Development
  1. Click Open ↗
Open your development environment · Click Open ↗
Step 2 / 3

Add a yes/no column

Open the table, go to Columns, click ＋ Column and choose Yes / no under Type.

  1. Click the table ‘Repairs (yes/no)’
Add a yes/no column · Click the table ‘Repairs (yes/no)’
  1. Click Columns
Add a yes/no column · Click Columns
  1. Click ＋ Column
Add a yes/no column · Click ＋ Column
  1. In Name, type warranty
  2. In Type, choose Yes / no
Add a yes/no column · In Name, type warranty; In Type, choose Yes / no
Add a yes/no column · The column warranty, of type Yes / no.
  1. Click Save structure
Add a yes/no column · Click Save structure
Add a yes/no column · The notice Table saved.
Step 3 / 3

Tick the box

Under Data the column is a tick box. Ticked means yes; workflows and your API see true or false.

  1. Click Data
Tick the box · Click Data
  1. In repair, type Replace the bottom bracket
Tick the box · In repair, type Replace the bottom bracket
  1. Click warranty
Tick the box · Click warranty
  1. Click Add
Tick the box · Click Add
Tick the box · The repair falls under the warranty.

This guide was carried out step by step on 22 Oct 2026 by an automated test on Flow (version 3e563176).