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This doc.Fieldname = Value works something like this....<br />
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if there is a fieldname already in the document then it replaces the value, if there is no field in the document then it creates a new field and puts your value in it.<br />
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Hope it helps!
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This doc.Fieldname = Value works something like this....

if there is a fieldname already in the document then it replaces the value, if there is no field in the document then it creates a new field and puts your value in it.

Hope it helps!

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Thanks for the quick answer<br />

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Thanks for the points Magnex :-)<br />
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to Arun: Bro, check my view SELECT formula...<br />
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Thanks for the points Magnex :-)

to Arun: Bro, check my view SELECT formula...



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hello experts,<br />
I've a litttle question<br />
I'm writing a lotusscript code, but I've a little problem<br />
Here's an example<br />
' this is oke<br />
fieldname = doc.month(0) 'example may<br />
....<br />
'here goes it wrongs<br />
doc.fieldname = .................<br />
<br />
if I write doc.fieldname he's looking in the document to a field called fieldname, but he need to look to a field doc.may because fieldname has the value may<br />
How can I do that ?<br />
doc. + fieldname doesn't work
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hello experts,
I've a litttle question
I'm writing a lotusscript code, but I've a little problem
Here's an example
' this is oke
fieldname = doc.month(0) 'example may
....
'here goes it wrongs
doc.fieldname = .................

if I write doc.fieldname he's looking in the document to a field called fieldname, but he need to look to a field doc.may because fieldname has the value may
How can I do that ?
doc. + fieldname doesn't work

doc.fieldname problem

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