Was there ever a conclusion to this inquiry? I have ran in to similar need to take user from one record : one display view to the next record. Using a button would be nice.
The short answer is that there is not a straightforward way to go from row to another. It will depend on the way that the table is sorted, filtered, and so on.
If you provide a little bit more detail about your requirement, then somebody in the community is bound to have some ideas.
For example, do you always go from row A to row D? Or do you just want to enable the person to scroll though the table?
In the first example, you could add a column that establishes a permanent link from A to D.
In the second, you could change the view of the table to the “detail view”. Then you will have a view where a list of the rows is down the left, and on the right you will have a (configurable) detail view of the row that was selected from the list on the left.
Hi Piet )
For me this is also a problem.
For example, I’d like to be able to create a form for a quiz where, when we click on an answer, we would go to another question (row).
For example, if you make a detailed display and make navigation at the bottom, this is what I need, if when you click on the buttons, there will be a line-by-line transition just like in the coda itself (underlined in the picture).
Thank you)