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The 2nd entry in the discussion (from Rod Whiteley) says it all. <br />
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Conclusion: you can't show it in a view in the Notes client. At the prices of some code and a huge traffic increase, you could probably show the added-date in a browser-view.
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The solution or answer was correct but the answer is that I can't do what I want to do. &nbsp;I appreciate the time and effort... 
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In Lotus Notes 6.5 how can I create a view using the &quot;added&quot; date fro the document properties . 
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In Lotus Notes 6.5 how can I create a view using the "added" date fro the document properties . 

In Lotus Notes 6.5 properties data

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