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Depending on your Notes Client version, you can use @Text or @Abstract to display RichText in a view column. &nbsp;Of the two functions, @Abstract is the most compatible with older versions.<br />
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If your RichText field is named Body, then you could use this formula in a view column:<br />
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@Abstract([TEXTONLY]; 5000; &quot;Body&quot;);
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Depending on your Notes Client version, you can use @Text or @Abstract to display RichText in a view column.  Of the two functions, @Abstract is the most compatible with older versions.

If your RichText field is named Body, then you could use this formula in a view column:

@Abstract([TEXTONLY]; 5000; "Body");

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I know you can not display rich text in views. &nbsp;But I had a person to create a form some time ago they created two rich text fields. &nbsp;No attachments where ever placed in the fields just text. &nbsp;Now they are wanting to display the text in a view. &nbsp;Is there any work arounds that will allow me to shoe the text?
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I know you can not display rich text in views.  But I had a person to create a form some time ago they created two rich text fields.  No attachments where ever placed in the fields just text.  Now they are wanting to display the text in a view.  Is there any work arounds that will allow me to shoe the text?

Rich Text and Views

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