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Revision as of 00:42, 26 March 2014
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For: Designers See more: |
- 1. Click
> Customization > Objects - 2. Click the [New Object] button.
- Two tabs appear, giving you the option to create an object by importing data from a spreadsheet, or by using the object-construction wizard.
- 3 Choose your object-construction method:
- Create By Import
- Paste data copied from a spreadsheet, or import it from a file:
- The wizard identifies the number of columns of data, and gives you an opportunity to specify the Field Display Type for each column
- An Object is created from the data. You can then modify the object however you like.
- Create Using Wizard
- Define as many Objects as you need and specify the Relationships between them.
- After an object is created, you're in the design mode for that object.
- If multiple objects are created, you can choose which object to visit.
Best Practice:
A consistent naming convention makes it easier to avoid mistakes when referencing an object.A plural name is generally preferred. After all, an object is essentially a database table, with multiple records. (Use the singular version of the name when referring to an individual record.)
Learn more: Edit an Object