FileMaker Pro Business Tutorials: Excel DB Function Pro17 /18 /19 stand-alone FileMakerGo19 - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

The book has a file of educational materials to download and use. The download location is written within the appendices page of the book.
This book is written for entrepreneurs, managers, and young people who have the expectation that there will be dramatic changes if they use databases in their business.
Since databases are difficult to understand, I will use the database function in Excel to do some example problems. Please try Pivot Tabulation and DSUM.
Once you understand Excel's database functions, you can try FileMaker Pro. Repeat the exercise of paraphrasing how FileMaker Pro solves the problems solved in Excel.
You will be able to enjoy your work and chores by turning complicated tasks into efficient databases.
The example uses all fictitious data. It consists of 3 employees, 78 suppliers, 300 order data, and 25 products with fictitious addresses, fictitious company names, and fictitious products. Readers can import this fictitious data, practice matching, and learn practical scripts.
In addition, they will be able to take advanced methods such as how to create portals and search scripts.

Chapter 1: Intoroduction
This chapter contains notes, motivation, and a table of contents for using this book.

Chapter 2: Excel database functions
Using 300 order data, this chapter explains portal aggregation and database functions with DSUM.

Chapter 3: Introduction to FileMaker
An overview for beginners who are new to FileMaker Pro.

Chapter 4: Coding
Explains how to code products and the LOOKUP function after coding using FileMaker Pro.

Chapter 5: Import/ Cross/ Export
Database functions that can only be done with FileMaker Pro are explained.

Chapter 6: FileMakerGo
The steps to use solution files with FileMakerGo as an iPhone App are summarized.

Chapter 7: Portal
Using the method of Togetherness, we practice to demonstrate the Portal that FileMaker Pro has without regret.This is the end of the chapter for readers who want to use FileMaker Pro in low code. From the next chapter, programming knowledge is required.

Chapter 8: How to Write ScriptsWritten for readers who are not familiar with programming. It explains the minimum algorithms required for programming.

Chapter 9: Basic of Search Scripts
This chapter summarizes search procedures and the scripting procedures for them.

Chapter 10: Applying
Once you have mastered the basic skills of FileMaker Pro, practical applications are solved with examples.

Appendix
This section explains the instructions used in Browse Mode and their correspondence to script steps.

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