Setting the layout scope to view is not the major advice. Your problem doesn't exist if you don't change the component displayed in the layout. So you do not change the the component but only the data in that component. And let the layout untouched. This means you should seperate the constant spatial data in one drawing and hold the many attributs in one or more tables. You can stay with the Drawing Tables you have. Combine them as you currently need. I understand that you need as few steps as possible to change design from data in one table to those in another table. Especially busy steps should be avoided. You could change a relation docking one of the attribute tables to the drawing. But when you drop the relation to the previous data the thematic formating bound to a column in that table ist lost. You can avoid this by joining the Drawing and one of the tables in a query and create a linked Drawing. This way you Change the text of the query and ajust the FROM <table> clause and possibly a <column-in-table> AS alias to the column used for thematic formating, refresh the linked drawing to print the next set of data.
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