FORMULA LANGUAGE
Examples: @Keywords
1. This formula returns
Harvard;Yale
.
@Keywords(@ProperCase("EPA Head speaks at Harvard and yale":"The UCLA Chancellor Retires":"Ohio State wins big game":"Reed and University of Oregon share research facilities");"Harvard":"Brown":"Stanford":"Yale":"Vassar":"UCLA")
2. This formula returns
""
, a null string.
@Keywords("EPA Head speaks at Harvard,Yale":"UCLA Chancellor Retires":"Ohio State wins big game":"Reed and University of Oregon share research facilities";"harvard":"brown":"stanford":"vassar":"ucla")
3. This formula returns
Harvard;Yale
. It searches textList1 for the textList2 keywords that follow either a comma or a space.
@Keywords("EPA Head speaks at Harvard, Yale hosts her next month":"UCLA Chancellor Retires":"Ohio State wins big game":"Reed and University of Oregon share research facilities";"Harvard":"Brown":"Stanford":"Yale":"UCLA";", ")
4. This formula returns
Harvard;Yale University;UCLA
.
@Keywords("EPA Head speaks at Harvard, Yale University hosts her next month":"UCLA Chancellor Retires":"Ohio State wins big game":"Reed and University of Oregon share research facilities";"Harvard":"Brown":"Stanford":"Yale University":"UCLA"; "")
5. This formula returns
Mary Jones.
when used in the "Result" field on a form that also contains the "Applicants" field, which has a default value of:
",Mary Jones.":",John Chen.":",Miguel Sanchez."
.
@Keywords(Applicants;"Mary Jones.";",")
6. This formula returns
Mary Jones.
when used in the "Result" field on a form that also contains the "Applicants" field, which has a default value of:
",Mary Jones., who works downtown, is being interviewed on Friday.":",John Chen.":",Miguel Sanchez."
.
@Keywords("," + Applicants;"Mary Jones.";",")
7. This formula returns
book
.
@Keywords("<booklist> XML tag that represents a list of our books.":"<book> XML tag that represents a book.":"<sale> XML tag that represents the sale price of a book.";"book";"<>")
8. If list1 contains "guava":"eggplant":"date":"cherry":"banana":"apple" and list2 contains "apple":"banana":"date," this formula, when triggered from a Release 6 client, returns
date, banana, apple
. When triggered from a pre-Release 6 client, it returns
apple, banana, date
.
@Keywords(list1;list2)
9. If list1 and list2 contain the same text lists as in the previous example, this formula returns
apple, banana, date
from all versions of Notes.
@Keywords(list2;@Keywords(list1;list2))
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