@dblookup

hoping some one can help me with this formula… have consulted the help and cant see a problem with it

@DbLookup( “”:“NoCache” ;mail1:itchangerequest.nsf;“systems”; “Lotus Notes” ; 2)

server = mail1

database= itchangerequest.nsf

view = systems

key = Lotus Notes

col = 2

systems view has 2 columns, 1st colunm has the value “Lotus Notes”

any help appriciated

thanks

Subject: @dblookup

Place the server and database name in quotation marks (“itchangerequest.nsf”).

Also note, that the server name must be hierarchical.

In the @DbLookup help page there is section “Specifying the server and database” - read it again.