September 2013
Intermediate to advanced
114 pages
2h 51m
English
We started this chapter by showing how you could split multiple values in a single cell across different rows. However, this might not always be what you want. In the examples so far, each of the different values had an identical role: one category is just like any other, and their order is interchangeable. The situation is different when a field is overloaded with different types of values. This can happen, for instance, when a Clients table contains a telephone field but no e-mail field and a contact person has provided both pieces of information. As a result, the person's telephone number and e-mail address could end up in the same field, separated by a slash.
We see a similar situation happen in various ...
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