Categorize a view based on multiple criteria |
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EXPERT RESPONSE FROM: Todd Fuder
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QUESTION POSED ON: 30 October 2002
Hi, I'm trying to categorize a view based on two,three, maybe even four criteria. An example would be pulling up Types = ('1','2','3') or maybe just Types = ('1','2'). I basically just need to create a dynamic overlay of two different categories in a calendar.
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OK, assuming you are working in a "normal" view, this should be easy:
Assuming you have a multi-value field, which you want translated into sub-categorized entries in a view (field "Types" = "1":"2":"3"), and you want it to show:
1
2
3
doc1
doc2
doc3
This is easy: Put the following code in a sorted, categorized column:
@Implode(Types;"")
This will compress the multiple values into one string value, and separate them with a backslash (). You've got to use double-backslashes in @functions, though. Because the string will then be "123", Notes views have a little-known property that, when they are categorized and the column contains these, they act like sub-category entries. Handy, eh?
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