A sub Table is a complete list of entries that are a propoerty of an Object - e.g. if your object is a "parcel" you may want to record the list of "depots" it has been through to get to its destination. Each time it arrives at a depot it is recorded, which adss a record to its "sub table" prpoerty (a list!).
Alternatively you can create a Table, independent of a specific object type. For example you might have a table of Parcel dimensions and postage rates. You an create this Table as a "Control Panel" table and refernce it as a data source for your forms.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks.
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI. I have not added any special formatting. No bullet, no tabs, no number lists or tables. Just a few para breaks
That just goes to show you never can expect what's least expected most.
This is my EOI.
