Let’s get started with a review of the Forms. We can start with one of these views to create the “table” or we can start with existing data (from a Spreadsheet setup or migrated from Claris Pro). Remember that Dashboards are created from the Spreadsheet View only, so they do not appear on this graphic: Click on the Create New View button to see these options. But we have other Views: anonymous Form submission, a List-Detail View (suitable for searching, adding, editing), a Kanban View (just another way to present the data & edit it), and some new ones since the last article. That information may be helpful on all Views. I chose them to discuss first because the Spreadsheet has more information about the tables and fields. Welcome back! The Spreadsheet View and the Dashboard View are not the only features of Claris Studio. Some famous “trilogies” (films and books, especially) have gotten additional content, so why not?

But if something really inspiring materializes, there may be followup article(s). This is the final article of the planned four. This article covers more Views, a little errata from past articles (Parts 1, 2, & 3), and where we go from here. The only recipient of the FileMaker Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution to the FileMaker Web Publishing Community (DevCon 2003), she’s been advocating Claris FileMaker and web since they could work together. In addition to FileMaker Pro and its integrated products, she is a Full Stack Web developer & SQL database administrator. About the author: Beverly Voth has been in the Claris FileMaker community many years.

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