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Using @Formula's In Lotusscript

I.Ybema

Published: 01 Nov 2000

Using the funtion Evaluate u can use @-formulas in your Lotusscript code to
quickly access view-lookup values.

Use a seperate quote (') instead of a double (")

Example:
Mcr$ = "@DbColumn'Notes':'NoCache';'':'';'$S';1)"
result = Evaluate(Mcr$)

result is returned with a variant-array of the columnvalues.

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