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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Employee ID<br />

Name<br />

Item ID Item<br />

Computer<br />

Find request<br />

Name<br />

Using data from related files 10-35<br />

Employee ID<br />

Name<br />

Item ID Item<br />

l384 Swivel chair<br />

l554 Panels<br />

l288 Round table<br />

l100 Computer<br />

l448 Chair<br />

Employee ID<br />

Name<br />

Item ID Item<br />

l202 Desk<br />

l443 Long table<br />

l153 Lamp<br />

l288 Round table<br />

l100 Computer<br />

Employee ID<br />

Item ID Item<br />

Computer<br />

Desk<br />

Lamp<br />

Bookcase<br />

Chair<br />

You can omit master records that include related fields, but you can’t<br />

omit related records.<br />

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

E related records<br />

Sorting records with related fields<br />

(For general information on sorting records, see “Sorting records” on<br />

page 4-30.)<br />

l100<br />

l202<br />

l153<br />

l229<br />

l448<br />

Stewart<br />

Amber<br />

Burke<br />

E152<br />

Records in master file<br />

You can sort on related fields when you sort records in the master file.<br />

When you sort on a related field, the value from the first related record<br />

<strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> finds in the related database is used for sorting unless you<br />

specify otherwise. (See “Sorting related records” below.)

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