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In this course, you’ll learn how to manage records stored by a SpreadsheetWeb application through the Control Panel. Requirements A SpreadsheetWeb Control…
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- Intermediate
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- Self-paced
In this course, you’ll learn how to manage records stored by a SpreadsheetWeb application through the Control Panel.
Requirements
- A SpreadsheetWeb Control Panel account. Trial accounts do not include data management and analysis features. Hence you need a paid account to use these features.
Course curriculum
What you’ll learn
- 01RecordsSpreadsheetWEB applications can capture and save data into a SQL database. You can view, edit, or download saved records from the Data page. You need to…
- 02Edit a RecordClicking ‘Edit’ will open the web application populated with the data from this specific data record. In Edit Mode, you can change the values and keep the…
- 03Copy a Record‘Copy’ button will open up a new record, duplicating the data from this record and open it in Edit Mode. You need to hit the Save button for this new record…
- 04Record StatusClicking on the status name of a record will bring up the Record Status window. The status dialog allows you to change the record status manually, transfer…
- 05Download Data and Delete RecordClicking ‘Download’ will download the data used in that record in Excel format. You can also select multiple rows using CTRL-Select or SHIFT-Select and…
- 06Analyze Data with a DashboardTo create a Dashboard, click Create a new Application when you’re on the Control Panel, select Dashboard, and click Next. You can give this Dashboard a name…
- 07Record HistoryThe history window can be accessed by clicking on the calendar icon () under the Actions column. It provides an overview of the events history for a data…
- 08ColumnsThe Columns dialog allows changing the layout of the fields listed in the Data tab. You can add new columns by pressing the Add New Column button on the…
- 09Record LockingThis video demonstrates how to use the Record Locking feature in designer applications to give exclusive rights to an active record edited by a user.