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Set a binary flag (Yes or No state) with this field.

Flag a VIP customer. Include a feature as In Scope. Compare how features stack up to the competition.

Solution Managers have plenty or display formats to choose from with the Yes / No field. Selected colors apply to any of the display options.

Check out quick articles on <a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4860592-setting-default-values-in-fields">Setting Default Field Values</a> and <a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4808448-adding-help-text-to-a-field">Adding Help Text</a> to fields.

The Yes / No field is particularly useful in creating saved views, allowing members to sort, filter, group, and Spotlight records with binary values.

In a sea of competing priorities and finite resources, it may be helpful for product managers to flag features to include in a product release (like we do at SmartSuite).

<a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4580389-single-select-field">Single Select field</a>

<a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4580389-single-select-field">Saved Views</a>

<a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4766217-report-toolbar-introduction">Saved Views Toolbar</a>

- <a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4580389-single-select-field">Single Select field</a>
- <a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4580389-single-select-field">Saved Views</a>
- <a href="http://help.smartsuite.com/en/articles/4766217-report-toolbar-introduction">Saved Views Toolbar</a>

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Set Flags for Saved Views