Changing a Tables Datatype late in the game

gheyman

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Being new and naïve, when I created a table I used the Lookup Wizard to make the field limited to a list from another table.

Is it too late to change the Data Type of a field? If Not, how?

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In design view, select the new datatype. It may or may not break things - depends on what's in the field, and whether or not it is used elsewhere.
 
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