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Configurable Embedded Views (Single Category Views in External Notes Databases) Thu, Jan 20th 2011 332
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More Excel Code: Inserting and Copying Rows Tue, Jan 24th 2012 287
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Barcodes in Lotus Notes Applications Thu, Mar 31st 2011 174
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Inheriting Field Values for Names Fields Tue, Jun 28th 2011 146
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More Excel Code: Inserting and Copying Rows 
Tue, Jan 24th 2012 2:02p Don McNally I was working on some code to export data to a pre-formatted Excel file and, as part of that, needed to be able to insert rows into a range so that the data I added would be included in formulas below it (they were column totals and data summaries). As I find typical when trying to control Excel from LotusScript, I couldn't locate examples of the code I needed. That doesn't mean they aren't out there, just that I couldn't find them. After some experimentation and some dumb luck stumbling on [read] Keywords: lotus
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Inheriting Field Values for Names Fields 
Tue, Jun 28th 2011 11:05a Don McNally I had a problem last week with a couple of forms that have fields that inherit values from fields on the document that is open when the new document is created. On one form, the field values were set properly, but on the other they were not. The form being created is a response-to-response form. The form that worked was a response form, so at first I thought the problem with the form that was not working was because it was a main form. I discovered that wasn't the problem when I was able to get [read] Keywords: lotus
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Barcodes in Lotus Notes Applications 
Thu, Mar 31st 2011 2:02p Don McNally If you have ever wanted to implement barcoding in a Notes application, it may be easier to do so than you think. You really need four things to make it work: A barcode font that is deployed to machines that will be printing the things (eg. paper or labels) that have the barcode on them. LotusScript code to generate the field value for the barcode. Simple barcodes, like Code 39, just need start and stop characters before and after the number you are putting on a barcode, but they have a limite [read] Keywords: lotus
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Get Database Information for Configuration Documents 
Thu, Jan 27th 2011 12:02p Don McNally I've done a lot of work lately to make our applications more configurable. Most of it is related to having separate servers for development, QA and production, and needing to be able to change reference databases without requiring code changes at each stop in the change control process. As part of that, I wanted to make it easier to enter the information we required for the reference databases. Sure, you could find the database and then type in the server name and path name (or replica ID), bu [read] Keywords: lotusscript
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Configurable Embedded Views (Single Category Views in External Notes Databases) 
Thu, Jan 20th 2011 12:02p Don McNally Have you ever had Notes application A that had related data in Notes application B where you wanted to show the application B data when you opened a document in application A? I have, and I found there are lots of ways to combine data like this. If it were all in one database, it would be pretty trivial to create an embedded view and show the single category that relates to the open document. It gets complicated when you want to leave the data in its source database rather than copying it to whe [read] Keywords: domino
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