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I have a situation where there are 4 Tables.

Table 1: PURCHASE_ORDERS

Table 2: PURCHASE_ORDER_ITEMS

(These are related with the PO_ID. There is a portal in PURCHASE_ORDERS that shows all of the individual products that are in that specific Purchase Order)

Table 3: WAREHOUSE_MOVEMENT

Table 4: WAREHOUSE_MOVEMENT_ITEMS

(Again, these two tables are related through the WH_Movement_ID there is a portal in WAREHOUSE_MOVEMENT table that shows all the individual items in a particular warehouse movement.)

I

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Nevermind! I figured it out!!

I first retrieved all the related records from PURCHASE_ORDER_ITEMS using the function: GO TO RELATED RECORD.

Then, I imported all of the related records into new records in the WAREHOUSE_MOVEMENT_ITEMS table.

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