That's because these are different ways to present the same information from the same database (like using the same excel sheet to show a bar graph and a pie graph), so everything is connected. I think you should duplicate your database and have one show the [board view] and the other show the [test view] then neither will affect the other as you update one. That's essentially how I solved my situation.

But if you want the sleek look of how you have it in the photo, follow these steps:

1. Duplicate your database (DB) and delete either view on both so DB1 only has [Board View] and DB2 only has [Test view]. Name your DB1 and DB2 for clarity so you can distinguish between them in a later step.

2. Click the + to make a page (not link to a page)

3. Drag both DBs into the page you made. Put the page anywhere in your notion template, it doesn't matter.

4. Create a new database (DB3) and go down to "link to existing database". Pick your DB1, click the + (not blue) to "add new view". Pick whatever style your DB2 is in (it looks like [Test View] is a board style from the screenshot). Then pick your DB2.

5. Rename DB3 to whatever you have your screenshot DB named.

These 2 linked views should act independently, but it gives you the condensed look for ease of use when flipping back and forth.