How to build a simple journal database with no-code | Scribe

How to build a simple journal database with no-code

  • Scott Colenutt |
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  • 5 minutes
  • BaserowBaserow
Navigate to[Baserow](https://baserow.io/?utm_source=100school&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=q3)
Click "**Start now, for free**"
Once you've signed up, you'll be taken to your dashboard. \ \ In the top right corner of your dashboard, click "**+ Add new...**" followed by the "**Database**" option.
Give your database the name "**100DaysofNoCode**".\ \ Click "**Add database**".
As is standard with most database platforms, there will be a default table configured with columns and rows. \ \ You're going to edit these columns and add new columns to configure your journal. \ \ Start by clicking the down arrow in the "**Name**" field to open the field menu.
Click "**Edit field**".
Change the name of the field to "**Day**".\ \ This field will be used to enter the day of the challenge.
Using the drop-down menu highlighted below, find and select the "**#Number**" format.
Click "**Save**".
Now click the down arrow for the "**Notes**" field menu.
Click "**Edit field**".
Replace the name of this field with "**Task description**".\ \ You'll use this field to enter the task you're completing.
Click the drop-down menu and select the "**Single line text**" format.
Click "**Save**".
Click the down arrow for the "**Active**" field menu.
Click "**Edit field**".
Change the field name from "**Active**'" to "**Complete**?"\ \ You'll use this column for adding a checkbox that you can check upon lesson completion. \ \ This field already uses the "Boolean" format that you need and so there's no need to change it.
Click "**Save**".
You're now going to add **new fields** to your table.\ \ Click the **+ symbol** in the field columns.
Select the format "**Multiple select**" from the field menu.
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