Hi, I hava a problem with converting @DocNumber to a umber in a view.
I need use the @DocNumber/3 to put on the other column,
and I also want to know which formula can instead of the LotusScript FRACTION , INT function?
thanks.
Linda
Hi, I hava a problem with converting @DocNumber to a umber in a view.
I need use the @DocNumber/3 to put on the other column,
and I also want to know which formula can instead of the LotusScript FRACTION , INT function?
thanks.
Linda
Subject: How to convert @DocNumber to a num?
From Notes Help:
docNum
Special text. The value that represents the document number of the document or category in the view. You cannot convert special text to a number.
Subject: How to convert @DocNumber to a num?
From the help
Return value
docNum
Special text. The value that represents the document number of the document or category in the view. You cannot convert special text to a number.
The only way would be to walk the viewentrycollection with a script agent and collect the numbers there
Subject: RE: How to convert @DocNumber to a num?
Thanks for your help.
In my case, the @docNumber is integer,such as 1,2,…766.
I try to tmp:=@text(@DocNumber);
tmp:=@texttoNumber(tmp);
I don't know in formula which function can instead of Fraction function in the loutsScript?
if it will work, I don't need to use lotusScript.
thanks.
Linda
Subject: RE: How to convert @DocNumber to a num?
You just can’t get it as a number, integer or not.
Subject: How to convert @DocNumber to a num?
There’s a reason you cannot get this to work … those numbers are not known when you need them.
Look at it this way … The Notes server builds a view index, which includes all of the column values for your view - this is when you would need to know the value of DocNumber.
Now I, as a user, open the view. As some of the documents have reader fields, I only see a subset. Once Notes has that subset, it only then calculates the Docnumber based on the documents I see.
That’s why “SpecialText” fields are “Special” they are build on the fly way after the view’s column values have been calculated, and so are unknown to column formulas.