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• Extract value pairs from text arrays with LotusScript

  Use this LotusScript code to extract value pairs from a text array. In this example, see how various Work Flow status stages were extracted and summarized, allowing the results to be more easily analyzed. Continue Reading

• Mass-input form uses LotusScript to ease large-scale employee moves

  Use this LotusScript button and Lotus Notes form with a spreadsheet-style interface to enter a high volume of records. This tip is helpful during a large-scale office move and can save your help help desk team time and trouble. Continue Reading

• LotusScript button updates email addresses in Lotus Notes PAB

  Send Lotus Notes users an email message that contains this LotusScript-coded button. This button will allow them to easily update an email in the location document of their Personal Address Books (PABs). The button automatically notifies the ... Continue Reading

• Code exports Lotus Notes data to an OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet

  The ability to transfer Lotus Notes data from a database to an Excel spreadsheet has been available for some time. If you're using OpenOffice.org Calc spreadsheets, however, you'll need to use this LotusScript code instead. Continue Reading

• Coding a stack trace into LotusScript libraries eases error handling

  You may be familiar with Java's stack trace information. Did you know you can also code a stack trace into your LotusScript libraries and agents? Use this quick code in your Lotus Notes environment. Continue Reading

• LotusScript agent indexes Lotus Notes/Domino databases

  Are you looking for a simpler way to search for information in your Lotus Notes/Domino databases? Use this LotusScript agent to automatically index databases according to specified keywords.Continue Reading

• LotusScript code pluralizes singular nouns automatically

  Use this LotusScript code to automatically pluralize a singular English-language noun. One benefit of the code is that Lotus Notes/Domino users will receive an alternative to generic messages like, "You have # something(s)."Continue Reading

• LotusScript button saves time searching large Lotus Notes databases

  Searching large Lotus Notes databases is time consuming. This LotusScript code can be placed in a button to quickly perform a search of your Lotus Notes database by replacing the view selection criteria per the search query. Use this method to ...Continue Reading

• How to clear a Lotus Notes local cache with LotusScript

  If you tend to update the design of your Lotus Notes database frequently, embed this LotusScript code in a button, which lets users clean their local caches without deleting the cache.ndk file. This tip works with Lotus Notes versions 6.x, 7.x and 8...Continue Reading

• Create a non-specified date picker with LotusScript code

  Have you been searching for a way in your Domino environment to use an embedded datepicker in a dialog box that isn't associated with a specific field? Here's a solution that uses Domino's current datepicker and dialog box, some LotusScript code and...Continue Reading

• LotusScript accesses clipboard to view copied Notes documents

  Find out how to access copied Lotus Notes documents on your clipboard with this downloadable LotusScript code. This tip is helpful when using queryPaste events to determine what content is being pasted into a Lotus Notes database.Continue Reading

• LotusScript action button manages Lotus Notes mail files

  This LotusScript code creates an action button that, when applied to any view or folder in Lotus Notes mail files, makes mail file management easy. Using a single action button, Lotus Notes Domino users can easily manage their mail files, ...Continue Reading

• LotusScript sorts a Lotus Notes document collection

  This LotusScript code shows how to sort a Lotus Notes document collection in ascending order using a specified field (text/date/number) as the key. The code is customizable, so you can easily change it to meet your needs.Continue Reading

• Display Lotus Notes user group membership details in a tree view

  Determining which groups a Lotus Notes user belongs to is important, but difficult if you don't have access to the proper databases. This tip explains how to display a tree view of the groups and nested groups to which a user belongs with just the ...Continue Reading

• Alternate version of @Command forwards subform via LotusScript

  The @Command([MailForward]) function lets you place an UI document's contents into a mail memo and forward it. If you only want to forward a portion or subform of the UI document, this tip can show you how, using a LotusScript alternative.Continue Reading