If I use opendocument then I get the error message cannot execute specified commmand
I’ really don’t know what i’m doing wrong.
@Command([OpenDocument];“0”;sleutel)
and sleutel(key) is
@If(frmCopackerProductprod = “”;@Success;@If(@IsError(@DbLookup(“”;“”;“uniekesleutel”; @Text(frmCopackerName +“-”+frmCopackerProductprod);2));“”;@Unique(@DbLookup(“”;“”;“uniekesleutel”; @Text(frmCopackerName +“-”+frmCopackerProductprod);2))))
But he calculates the key perfectly because I use this key in other formula’s and those are working fine.
Can somebody help me please.
Thanks in advance
Subject: problems with opendocument
Where do you use this formula? In a view action button? Is the document you’re searching present in this view?
Groeten,
Joris
Subject: RE: problems with opendocument
No I’m using it in a form on a button
Subject: RE: problems with opendocument
from the help of the OpenDocument @Command:
Usage
A database must be open to a document view and the view must contain the document you want to open.
I’m afraid you’ll have to use LotusScript to achieve your goal …
Subject: problems with opendocument
May seem a silly question. but does “sleutel” definitely resolve to a unique ID? If so, is it in the format required by the @Command?
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Subject: RE: problems with opendocument
In the view where it searches the key is the code
@Text(@DocumentUniqueID)
I’don’t really know what you mean with the required format.