Introduction to designing a Ragic cloud database for your business. Great for internal training course to teach your team how to design Ragic cloud databases for everyday use.
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Introduction
Basic
Advanced
Designing your Ragic application
Managing users
Searching and filtering
Integrating with Excel
Building data relationships
Improving efficiency with one click
Reports
Database settings
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Click on title to jump to a chapter
Extra
Online support 115
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Fields Displayed on the Listing Page
Click on “Change Design” on
listing page
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Design application 18 – Listing page
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Choose the fields that will
be displayed in
the listing page
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Design application 19 – Listing page
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Design application – Exercises
Create an “Sales Order”which including fields and subtable1
2 Apply formula to sum the subtotal in subtable
3 Configure a two steps approval flow in “Sale Order”
4 Add a entry and save
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Managing users – Exercises
Create an“Marketing”group1
2 Configure access rights for“Marketing”group
3 Add a new user and assign him/her to“Marketing”group
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Searching 1
Full Text Search
If you search on the “Home
page”, the full text search
results will apply to the entire
database
If you search on a specific
sheet, the full text search
results will only apply to that
sheet
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Searching – Exercises
Query through top search bar(full text search)1
2 Filter entries through field headers
3 Set multiple conditions to filter entries through left side bar
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Set up the Linked Field1
Data relationship 1-5
Link & Load
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Link the Loaded Fields to the corresponding cells1
Data relationship 1-6
Link & Load
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Case 2: Sometimes you will want to create different versions of the
same form so that different groups of users can see different
versions.
Data relationship 2-1
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All edits and deletion of entry values
will be reflected on both sheets
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Data relationship 2-3
Multiple Versions
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Fields, access right and layout can be different from another sheet1
Data relationship 2-4 Multiple Versions
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Case 3: To make the data in the subtables more
accessible, you can create a new sheet from a
subtable.
Contains all of the
subtable entries
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Data relationship 3-1
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The newly created form will contain an additional field that will link back to your
original form
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Data relationship 3-3
New Sheet from Subtable
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Case 4: To see all sales orders a customer has
placed, we can add a reference subtable on the
Accounts sheet.
Data relationship 4-1
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Show References from Existing Sheets
Click Choose the sheet you want to reference to1 2
Data relationship 4-2
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All of the order
records of that
account
Data relationship 4-4 Show References from Existing Sheets
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Data relationship – Exercises
Create an “Client Sheet”and link data to “Sales Order”1
2 Create multiple versions for “Client Sheet”and configure different layout and
access right for the new sheet
3 Create new sheet from“Sales Order”subtable
4 Create a reference subtable from “Sales Order ”on“Client Sheet”
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Case 3: You might want to update field values in
sheet A's records according to the values in a
record from sheet B.
Issuing goods from a
Outgoing Stock to
change the inventory
of the products
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Improving efficiency 3-1
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Improving efficiency – Exercises
Create an “Delivery Note”and convert record in “Sales Order”to it1
2 Update field values in “Sales Order”through action button
3 Update“Sales Order”order amount due field to “Client Sheet”accumulate
spending field
4 Send order confirmation E-mail in “Sales Order”through custom E-mail action
button