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I won't think you can get short name like that.
You need to write code for this.
Like-
res:=@dblookup("":"Nocache
@If(@Iserror(res);"";res)
You need to write code for this.
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res:=@dblookup("":"Nocache
@If(@Iserror(res);"";res)
Is there an error in the --- names.nsf";"($Users)");@Na
before ;@ should be no )
well even i tried this code comes nothing up, an empty string, and there is a short name for each user in the database.
before ;@ should be no )
well even i tried this code comes nothing up, an empty string, and there is a short name for each user in the database.
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For the initials, I think that @Name([I];@Username) won't work. Here's why, it's from the Designer Help db, function @Name: "If you attempt to use the parameters A, G, I, P, Q, or S in Lotus Notes/Domino with existing user IDs, it may appear as though the parameters do not work. These parameters were added to take advantage of the addressing used for external mail and gateway products. When a mail message is received within Lotus Notes/Domino from an external mail source, the naming convention can include additional components. The @Name function can be used to manipulate the hierarchical name, including these additional components. Domino IDs and names do not use these additional components, therefore, it is not possible to use these six parameters with a standard Domino ID and name. "
Madheeswar's formula works (after your correction), but only on a server. It may be better to use the @NameLookup function.
Madheeswar's formula works (after your correction), but only on a server. It may be better to use the @NameLookup function.
I would grab the first letter of first and last name and use it for initials/Use the Left$ function or similar to do this.
I hope this helps !
I hope this helps !
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