FORMULA LANGUAGE


@Char
Example

Converts an IBM Code Page 850 code number into the corresponding single character string.

Syntax

@Char( codeNumber )

Parameters

codeNumber


Return value

correspondingChar


Usage

If the parameter is a list, the function operates on each element of the list, and the return value is a list with the same number of elements.

@Char(10) returns a carriage return.

@Char(9) returns a tab.

Note In the Notes client, the codeNumber parameters 0 and 9 do not work in column formulas.

@Char(13) returns a carriage return when used in an @Prompt formula.

To add multiple lines to a single column row:

1. In the View Properties box:

2. In the Column Properties box: 3. In the code for the column formula, specify each string or number that you want to display on a new line as a separate value. Since you set the Multi-value separator to New Line, this inserts a carriage return between each value. For example, the following column formula vertically lists the content of the FirstName field above the content of the LastName field in the column row:
Language cross-reference

Tab function of LotusScript language

AddNewLine method of NotesRichTextItem class

addNewLine method of Java RichTextParagraphStyle class

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