This can be handy if you rely on the Auto-Complete function or your knowledge of the available functions. So if you need more Expression space and less Result space, drag it! Screen real estate can also be gained with the addition of the Show/Hide function pane button in the upper right-hand corner. Think about the next time you inherit a FileMaker database file with 600+ fields in one table! Resizable The space in the middle of the screen, the Expression and Result, is now resizable. This will end up being a huge time saver. Now you can search for or filter field names in tables and function names. Search Boxes FileMaker 16 Advanced Data Viewer did not just get one…it got two new search boxes. This is especially helpful for long or complex calculations such as ExecuteSQL statements. Instead of forcing this feature on every developer for every calculation, the option to turn it off is there too. FileMaker 16’s Data Viewer includes an Automatically Evaluate checkbox feature. I would like to give special kudos to FileMaker, Inc. Without having to click the “Evaluate” button. When typing out a simple calculation, it can be nice to see the result as soon as the calculation is completed. Automatically Evaluate One…two…three…who knows how many fewer clicks this feature will give you, but it could be quite a few. With FileMaker 16 Advanced Data Viewer, you can begin typing the table, field or function name you want and the appropriate list will be presented with lightning speed. The Data Viewer is where playing, testing and troubleshooting is done without having to make changes to the database. Auto-Complete FileMaker 15 introduced Auto-Complete to many areas of the application, however it was sorely missed in FileMaker Pro Advanced’s Data Viewer. The Data Viewer in FileMaker Pro 16 Advanced got some much needed attention with this release which can best be described as FAST! Its improved interface will have you working, testing and troubleshooting faster and easier thanks to the Auto-Complete, Search and Automatically Evaluate tools.
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