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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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10-30 <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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Working with related files and fields<br />

Working with related files<br />

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Working with related fields<br />

To Do this<br />

Change match fields Select a new match field in the master file, the<br />

related file, or both.<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E relationships, changing<br />

The following sections explain how to work with data in related files<br />

and fields.<br />

To do this with<br />

related files Keep these points in mind<br />

Work with passwords<br />

and access privileges<br />

You must have the appropriate access privileges to a related file or<br />

field. For example, to add data to a related field, you must have the<br />

privilege to edit records for the related file. (See “<strong>Pro</strong>tecting your<br />

files” on page 7-9.)<br />

Check spelling Check spelling of data in related fields just as you do with data and<br />

text in the master file. (See “Checking your spelling” on page 1-13.)<br />

Copy data When no fields and no records in a portal are selected, Copy copies<br />

data in the master record and in all records in portals. When a record<br />

in a portal is selected, Copy copies the data in the record in the portal.<br />

(See “Copying and moving values and records” on page 4-12.)<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E related files<br />

To do this with<br />

related fields Keep these points in mind<br />

Change field definitions Change data entry options and validations directly in the<br />

related file only, because the data is defined in the related file.<br />

(See “Changing field definitions” on page 2-25.)<br />

Change field formats Change the way data is displayed and formatted in the<br />

appropriate layout of the master file. (See “Defining display<br />

formats for fields” on page 3-59.)

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