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FileMaker Focus Series
 
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Data Modeling (Relationships)
When you have finished this module, you will be able to:
  • Break a real-world scenario into a set of entities and their attributes
  • Identify cases where one-to-many or many-to-many relationships are appropriate
  • Create an entity-relationship diagram (ERD)
  • Create relationships between FileMaker Pro tables
  • Understand relationship options
  • View and manage related FileMaker Pro data via a portal
  • Create complex relationships for filtering views of related data


Working with Layouts
When you have finished this module, you will:
  • Be able to create and modify layouts using the Status Toolbar and basic layout controls
  • Know how to set script trigger options for layouts and objects
  • Be adept at setting auto-resize options for layout objects
  • Know how to facilitate a user’s interaction with layouts using value lists
  • Have practical examples for accessing the internet and displaying web pages using web viewer objects
  • Understand how to use conditional formatting to alter the appearance of an object under specified conditions


Calculation Functions
When you have finished this module, you will:
  • Be familiar with the most common and useful calculation functions
  • Be able to create calculation fields
  • Know how to use calculations for field auto-entry and validation
  • Have experience using calculation functions in a variety of practical contexts
  • Understand how to use custom functions and why they are useful


Scripts
When you have finished this module, you will know how to:
  • Create scripts that interact with users, perform finds, and manipulate data
  • Attach scripts to buttons
  • Set up layout and object level script triggers
  • Use the Script Debugger and Data Viewer to troubleshoot scripts
  • Add error trapping routines to scripts
  • Use script parameters, script results, and script variables
  • Create scripted routines for generating related records
  • Use loops to perform iterative tasks