I've a solution, but not a clean and satisfactory one for me: create duplicates of "day" table for each day (let say "day0", "day1".) and keep the relationship between them with PatientID. In fact, I've a exact copy of the same entry in "day" table in each tab. But when I'm changing the value of variable A in tab "da圓", it's changing also the value of variable A in tab "day0", "day1", and so on. And for the moment I've failed to do that. So I want to be able to have a new entry in the "day" table for each tab.
In each tab, I'll have the same formatting/layout where I'll input the data.
I want to represent the entry for this patient with a header with the general info and under that a tab control with 8 tabs. We're going to collect data for this patient eight times (different days). The "day" table has a variable "dayID" for discerning the collecting day of the data. Enter your Username and Password and click on Log In Step 3. The "info" and "day" tables are linked by a PatientID field. Go to Filemaker Pro Multiple Users website using the links below Step 2. I've a "info" table with the PatientID and general informations about this patient and I have another table with "day" results.
To simplify my issue, let say I've two tables. The relationship between my different tables are done. I'm currently designing a Filemaker Pro database for a clinical trial.
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