Can you use @Functions in LotusScript?
Can you use @Functions in LotusScript?
| Answer | You can use the LotusScript Evaluate function. For example, this gets the common name portion of a hierarchical user name:
Dim szCommonName As String
Dim result As Variant
result = Evaluate("@Name([CN]; @Username)")
szCommonName = result(0) |
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| Applies to versions | 4.x; 5.x; 6.x |
| FAQ Provided By | ken yee |
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