FileMaker Pro Training Courses
FileMaker Pro Series
Avantix Learning offers one and two-day FileMaker Pro courses at the introduction, intermediate and advanced levels.
Learn keyboard shortcuts, quick tips and tricks while learning to create and edit tables, fields, layouts, find requests calculations and reports. In the intermediate course, students will learn to create advanced layouts/reports with summaries and sub-summaries, calculations using functions, relationships and portals as well as simple scripts with buttons. More experienced users can start automating FileMaker in the Introduction to Scripting course.
Attend a public course at our downtown Toronto location or arrange a custom course at your site or ours as instructor-led classroom (ILC) or, for remote users, as virtual classroom (VC) courses.
UPCOMING COURSES
FileMaker Pro: Introduction | May 31, 2019
Looking for custom training? Contact us to arrange custom training at your site or ours.
Check out our blog for tips, tricks and shortcuts.
FileMaker Pro Learning Path
Just getting started? Novice users can start with our FileMaker Pro: Introduction course.
Learn core competencies in our FileMaker Pro: Intermediate course.
Take your skills to the next level in our FileMaker Pro: Introduction to Scripting course.
We're developing new courses at this level. Check back soon.
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