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That works if both ViewControllers are in the same (original) storyboard. Sadly, when configured that way, I can't use TextFields to display values or connect buttons to code. I created a second ViewController.swift file to display the values. I can't figure out how to segue to that file from the original VC (root). Ultimately, I would like to use a NavigationController to accomplish this.
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Thank you, Quincy. I am sure your answer is what I will need to do. It does transition to another problem, though. Please see my response to Claude31.
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Thanks for your help. This is my first venture into iOS programming. I have used many IDEs for quite a few compilers and builders, from simple C code compilers to NetBeans and Microcrap's Visual Studio. Xcode and Swift are some strange critters. I built a really nice (and somewhat complex) second visualController, named ValuesView in Storyboard that shows everything I need to display my data. Since I can't find the code for that visual Controller, is there any way I can make is a subclass of the first visual Controller without losing the items and placement of what I had built? If that isn't possible, can I rebuild ValuesView with Storyboard? How would I do that?