moving data from one filemaker pro template to another

You might be creating a list of delimited data to use in a chart or you might be generating a list to use as a match field in a relationship (see below for more details). You might use your list in a script as part of a loop that iterates through the list and performs actions for each value in the list, such as creating a new record or sending an email. Just like Jam.py, except Jam is using open-source-everything. If one can design the App with Access, than moving to Jam.py is a breeze, since most of the office Access users do not code much anyway, so selling point is Low-code development. The list might be referencing a series of repeating fields, some related fields from another table, or it might be a series of values that you concatenate manually to achieve the desired result. And than welcome to Python for Web, for example Jam.py.

By list I’m referring to a series of values separated by carriage returns such as apple As you become more familiar with FileMaker Pro and make the leap from beginner to intermediate developer you will inevitably become accustomed to working with lists.

Moving data from one filemaker pro template to another