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FileMaker® Pro 12Tutorial

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Lesson 2 Browsing informationYou view, enter, or change data in Browse mode. This is the simplest way to interact with your database.In this lesson y

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Lesson 2 | Browsing information 113. Click the right page of the book icon to move forward one record at a time, and click the left page to move bac

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Lesson 2 | Browsing information 12See a different layoutTo see some layouts in action, use the file you just opened.1. Click the Layout pop-up menu,

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Lesson 2 | Browsing information 132. Choose the Customer Type List layout from the Layout pop-up menu.This layout shows each record as one row in a

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Lesson 2 | Browsing information 14View your layouts as forms, lists, and tablesYou can view your layouts in three different ways: as a form, as a li

Page 7 - FileMaker Pro basics

Lesson 2 | Browsing information 15Explore the status toolbar and layout barThe status toolbar at the top of the FileMaker Pro window gives you quick

Page 8 - Database concepts

Lesson 2 | Browsing information 16Save a copy of the sample fileYou will use a copy of the sample file in the lessons ahead. To save a copy of the s

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Lesson 3 Finding and sorting recordsYour database is a collection of records. Sometimes you’ll work with all of the records in the database (mailing

Page 10 - Browsing information

Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 183. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS).The result of your quick find search is the found set. The pie

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Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 19Your find request returns records for the four customers who live in New York. The pie chart shows the foun

Page 12 - See a different layout

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Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 203. Click New Request in the status toolbar.Notice that the status toolbar shows that there are currently tw

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Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 214. Immediately after the ellipsis (...), type 6/30/2011. 5. Click Perform Find. Your search returns six rec

Page 15 - Customize the status toolbar

Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 22Save a find request to use laterIf you create a complex find request that you plan to use repeatedly, you c

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Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 23To sort records in alphabetical order by the customers’ last names:1. In the layout bar, click the Layout p

Page 17 - Finding and sorting records

Lesson 3 | Finding and sorting records 24Add a new record in List ViewAfter you have sorted a found set, FileMaker Pro displays new records you add

Page 18 - Choose Find Matching

Lesson 4 Creating a database and entering recordsIn the previous lessons, you saw how to use a simple database with existing data. Now you will creat

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Lesson 4 | Creating a database and entering records 266. Click + to the right of the First Name field. 7. Type Last Name.8. Click + and type Fee Pai

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Lesson 4 | Creating a database and entering records 27Enter data into the databaseNow you can enter data in MyFile.fmp12.Create the first record1. C

Page 21 - Narrow your search

Lesson 4 | Creating a database and entering records 28Modify data in a recordSuppose you realize that Jane Doe paid 75 dollars, not 25. You can easi

Page 22 - Sort your found set

Lesson 4 | Creating a database and entering records 29For more informationYou have created a simple database and defined fields, then added, modifie

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ContentsLesson 1 FileMaker Pro basics 7How to use this tutorial 7Where to find the sample file 8Database concepts 8What is a database? 8

Page 24 - Add a new record in List View

Lesson 5 Customizing what you seeYou can enhance the way your data looks by adding graphics and other effects.In this lesson, you will:1 learn how la

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Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 313. Click Edit Layout in the layout bar, and select any field. The status toolbar displays tools you use to des

Page 26 - Choose Number

Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 32Resize, move, and add a fieldSelect and resize a field1. Click the First Name field on the layout to select it

Page 27 - Enter data into the database

Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 335. Select and Shift-select the labels and fields, then use the arrow keys to move the objects closer to the Ho

Page 28 - Delete a record

Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 34Add a tab panel1. Click Edit Layout in the layout bar.2. Select the Contact Info tab to select the tab panel.

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Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 357. Select, then Shift-select the Company, Customer Type, Fee Paid, Date Paid, and Customer Since fields and th

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Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 364. Click Data.5. Near the bottom of the Inspector under Data Formatting, click Number and for Format, choose

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Lesson 5 | Customizing what you see 37Add a graphic to the layoutNext you will add a logo beside the bakery’s name.1. Click to the left of the headi

Page 32 - Resize, move, and add a field

Lesson 6 Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters You can easily create layouts to view and print information in many different ways.In this

Page 33 - Add a field

Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 397. Click Next.8. Click Next to leave the records in their original order. 9. From the

Page 34 - Add a tab panel

4 Lesson 4 Creating a database and entering records 25Create a simple database 25About fields 25Create a database 25Enter data into the data

Page 35 - Display a number as currency

Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 40Choose the fields that will appear on the labels1. Double-click First Name in the list

Page 36 - Change text size and color

Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 4112. When you are finished looking at your labels layout, click Exit Preview in the lay

Page 37 - Add a graphic to the layout

Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 426. Click the Footer part label, then press Backspace or Delete.7. Verify that the unit

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Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 437. Add merge fields for the home address, city, and country, with appropriate spaces,

Page 39 - Create mailing labels

Lesson 6 | Creating lists, mailing labels, and form letters 44Customize the letter with the company name1. Click after the word company in the first

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Lesson 7 Simplifying data entryYou can simplify the way you enter data in FileMaker Pro and improve accuracy by using value lists, calculation fields

Page 41 - Create a form letter

Lesson 7 | Simplifying data entry 467. Click OK to close the Edit Value List dialog box.8. Click OK to finish.Assign a value list to a field and dis

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Lesson 7 | Simplifying data entry 47Generate values with a calculation fieldWhen you want FileMaker Pro to perform a calculation for you, for exampl

Page 43 - Clear this checkbox

Lesson 7 | Simplifying data entry 489. Select the placeholder text test and type the following exactly as it appears here:Customer Type = “Continuin

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Lesson 7 | Simplifying data entry 49Your calculation formula is now complete. When data is entered in the Customer Type field, FileMaker Pro compare

Page 45 - Simplifying data entry

5 Lesson 7 Simplifying data entry 45Enter data using value lists 45Define a value list 45Assign a value list to a field and display it as radio

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Lesson 7 | Simplifying data entry 5011. Click Save Layout, then Exit Layout to switch to Browse mode.12. Select the Payment Status tab.13. Test your

Page 47 - Create a calculation field

Lesson 8 Automating tasks with buttons and scriptsFileMaker Pro lets you automate many database tasks with buttons and scripts. These powerful featur

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Lesson 8 | Automating tasks with buttons and scripts 528. In the Specify Layout dialog box, choose Customer Type List and click OK.9. Click OK to cl

Page 49 - Test your calculation

Lesson 8 | Automating tasks with buttons and scripts 534. From the list on the left, scroll down and under Navigation, select the Go to Layout scrip

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Lesson 8 | Automating tasks with buttons and scripts 545. In the Options area, for Current Script click Specify. Select Preview Labels Layout from t

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Lesson 9 Creating and running reportsThe process of retrieving and organizing data from a database is called reporting. Reports help you organize and

Page 52 - About scripts

Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 562. In the Modify Table View dialog box, clear the checkboxes for all fields except Company, First Name, La

Page 53 - Assign a script to a button

Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 572. Move the pointer over the Company column heading, and click the down arrow. Choose Field > Hide Fiel

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Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 583. Move the pointer over any column heading, and click the down arrow. Choose Table View > Reset, then

Page 55 - Creating and running reports

Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 595. Select Include Subtotals and Include Grand Totals, if they are not already selected. Notice how the rep

Page 56 - Clear the checkboxes of

6 Lesson 11 Making databases relational 67Display a related record in a file 67Define a relationship to another table 67Display data from a rel

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Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 607. Clear the Customer Type checkbox.Customer Type will appear only once in each grouping, as shown in the

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Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 613. For Subtotal placement, use the default value of Below record group.4. Click Add Subtotal. This tells F

Page 59 - The report preview

Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 625. In the Footer area, for Bottom center, choose Page Number to include a page number at the bottom of eac

Page 60 - Clear Customer Type to

Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 634. Click Finish. You see the completed report in List View. The fees collected for each customer type are

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Lesson 9 | Creating and running reports 64Delete a record to see updated summary valuesWhen you work in List View or Table View in Browse mode, File

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Lesson 10 Charting dataFileMaker Pro helps you compare and contrast data graphically in column, bar, positive/negative, line, area, scatter, bubble,

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Lesson 10 | Charting data 666. In the Chart inspector, for Title, type Revenue by Company. 7. For Type, choose Pie.The chart preview updates to disp

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Lesson 11 Making databases relationalRelational databases let you easily view related data and streamline data entry. You can enter data once, then v

Page 65 - Charting data

Lesson 11 | Making databases relational 685. Release the mouse button. You see the relationship you have created. The relationship is based on match

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Lesson 11 | Making databases relational 6910. Click the book in the status toolbar to flip through the records until you see the company name change

Page 67 - Making databases relational

Lesson 1 FileMaker Pro basicsWelcome to the FileMaker® Pro tutorial. This tutorial shows you how you can manage your information in FileMaker Pro. Yo

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Lesson 11 | Making databases relational 707. Click Edit Layout in the layout bar. 8. Select the Portal tool in the status toolbar and draw a box o

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Lesson 11 | Making databases relational 716. Test your new structure: type the name of a new customer at ABC Company. 7. Choose Data Entry from the

Page 70 - The portal displays a

Lesson 12 Sharing and exchanging dataYou can share data over a network using FileMaker Pro, FileMaker Server, or via the internet using Instant Web P

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Lesson 12 | Sharing and exchanging data 73Once a shared file is open, the host and clients have access to the same information, and all changes to

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Lesson 12 | Sharing and exchanging data 744. For Network access to file, select All users.5. Click OK.Note Windows: You might receive a security

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Lesson 12 | Sharing and exchanging data 753. For Network access to file, click No users.4. To disable network sharing of all files, for Network Sha

Page 74 - Opening a remote file

Lesson 12 | Sharing and exchanging data 76About importing dataThere are several ways to import data into an existing file. You can:1 add new record

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Lesson 12 | Sharing and exchanging data 779. Make sure that an appears between both the First Name fields and the Last Name fields.If you don’t s

Page 76 - About importing data

Lesson 13 Protecting data in FileMaker ProAlthough your operating system includes file security features, you should use FileMaker Pro accounts and p

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Lesson 13 | Protecting data in FileMaker Pro 79To create an account and password:1. Open Sample Copy.fmp12.2. Choose File menu > Manage > Sec

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Lesson 1 | FileMaker Pro basics 8To send your feedback on this guide, see: http://www.filemaker.com/company/documentation_feedback.html.Where to f

Page 79 - Specify settings for

Lesson 13 | Protecting data in FileMaker Pro 80Create a privilege setAbout privilege setsPrivilege sets specify a level of access to a database fil

Page 80 - Create a privilege set

Lesson 13 | Protecting data in FileMaker Pro 81Create a custom privilege setSuppose your business relies on temporary staff at certain times of the

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Lesson 14 Backing up your databasesPower failures, disk problems, and other unexpected computer problems can happen to anyone at any time. To help pr

Page 82 - Backing up your databases

Lesson 1 | FileMaker Pro basics 9FileMaker Pro basicsFileMaker Pro is a cross-platform application. Files created on a Mac can be opened in FileMak

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