I have a dummy form with two fields: 1. FieldA - Editable, Combobox, choices = “ieldAChoices”
- FieldAChoices - Computed for Display, multivalue, text, values separated by semicolon.
When I display a real form, I have an Action1.
On click, I want to set values for Dummy form fields.
FieldAChoices = “AA; BB; CC”
When Dialog Box displays them, they come as one value, I mean single, I cannot pick BB or CC…
Can someone help?
Subject: Displaying Form’s Combobox using Dialog Box problem
You must use
FieldAChoices = “AA”:" BB":“CC”
in your formula, no matter what your value seperator is set to … that only regards on how user input is processed. In formula language multiple values are always seperated by a colon ( : )
Subject: RE: Displaying Form’s Combobox using Dialog Box problem
Thanks, but I must use LotusScript, not the Formula Language.
Still need some Help…
Subject: RE: Displaying Form’s Combobox using Dialog Box problem
You cannot use LotusScript to calculate a computed field.
If you’r using LotusScript to calculate values for FieldAchoices, then you should use an array, something like:
dim listvalues(2) as string
listvalues(0)=“AA”
listvalues(1)=“BB”
listvalues(2)=“CC”
call doc.replaceitemvalue(“FieldAChoices”,listvalues)
but then we are not talking of ‘Computed for display’-Fields …
Subject: RE: Displaying Form’s Combobox using Dialog Box problem
Thanks.It does