Display data of the field in a Label using Function - asp.net

Question

I have around 14 pages with 6-10 questions on each which are all
true and false answers, Written to the DB as 1 and 0.
I have created
a summary page so it is printable which contains all 14 pages with all 6-10
questions on each then I want to display the answer by the question via a
Label
I am very bad at VB.net and SQL so any help on this would be
great
I managed to get the first one working, to display as "Yes or No"
but the second one doesn't work
Is anyone able to
formulate a function so I can just call a single line of code for each label
instead of having a ton of if statements?
I'm super bad at sql and vb
and have hardly any experience so any help will be appreciated.
This is
the code I currently have, Please edit as needed (if its even right?)
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Public Class DraftPrint
Inherits System.Web.UI.Page
Dim con As New SqlConnection
Dim comm_Id As String
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
comm_Id = Request.QueryString("Comm").ToString
con.ConnectionString = "Data Source=YK15-YKC0201;Initial Catalog=Testing;Integrated Security=true"
con.Open()
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
cmd.Connection = con
Dim str As String = "Select Indicator, Question, Answer From maca where community_ID =" + comm_Id.ToString + " order by Indicator ASC"
Dim adapter As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter(str, con)
Dim dt_summary As DataTable = New DataTable
adapter.Fill(dt_summary)
Dim indicator As Integer = dt_summary.Rows(0)(0)
Dim question As Integer = dt_summary.Rows(0)(1)
Dim answer As String = dt_summary.Rows(0)(2)
If question = 1 And answer = False Then
DraftPrint1.Text = "No"
Else
DraftPrint1.Text = "Yep"
End If
If indicator = 1 And question = 2 And answer = False Then
DraftPrint2.Text = "No"
Else
DraftPrint2.Text = "Yep"
End If

Answer 1

This is just one of the ways to solve it. You can prepare everything in the query as:
Select Indicator, Question,
CASE
WHEN Answer = 1 And Indicator = 1 THEN "Yes" /* Not sure what indicator is but lets pretend it must be 1 for success */
ELSE "No"
END as Answer
FROM
...
Now, one of the way to map it in code is to Order By Question (assuming question number)
DraftPrint1.Text = dt.rows(1-1)("Answer").ToString()
DraftPrint2.Text = dt.rows(2-1)("Answer").ToString()
......
As you see, this way everything comes from DB ready to populate your label, so all you have to do is to map right row to right label. To avoid confusion I use (1-1) technique. You could also do dynamic control creation based on your query resultset - this way you wouldn't need to know numbers of your controls upfront.