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For our example, we will create another table to link data.
Create Another Table
To illustrate the advantages of table linking, we need another table.
Please create a table named Company with the following fields:
Field Name | Field Type |
---|---|
Company | Text |
Industry | Text (Multiple selection is also possible) |
Sponsor | Yes / No |
Street | Text |
Address Additional | Text |
ZIP Code | Text (not a number! This ensures that all values are displayed, even if the ZIP code starts with a 0) |
City | Text |
Country | Selection, including:
|
First and Last Name | Text |
VIP Guest | Yes / No |
Birthday | Date |
Result
The table settings for your new Company table should look like this:
Your table is called "Company" and contains the displayed fields.
To-do
Fill your newly created table with a few records. 3-5 records should be enough, but more data makes it more fun!
Tip: In the multiple selection field Country, add the list of possible values right away. If needed, check how to do this.
Practice Material
Data Records
If you need some inspiration, we have prepared sample data in this document (Excel file) that you can use.
Database
If you don't want to create your own table, you can also import the complete database, including the two previously created tables.
Quick Guide - Here's How
Click on the file. It will download automatically.
Go to your workspace (team) in Ninox and click on Import Archive (or Backup Import).
Follow the instructions, and you will have the complete Event Management database, including the necessary tables and content, in your workspace (team).
Download Tutorial II_Sample Database_Event-Management.ninox (6KB)
Ready? Then let's move on to one of the most important features in Ninox: linking tables.
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