No, I don't have a field name in a variable. I was checking it like this:
Dim nd as NotesDatabase
IF nd.fieldname(0) = "" THEN
do Process1
ELSE
do Process2
I seem to have figured out a solution. (see below)
Dim nitem as NotesItem
Set nitem =...
Thank you for your quick response. I have tried checking for "" and it didn't work.
I should have said I am trying to check the field value in the printing agent using Lotus Script, not in the form.
Any other suggestions??
I am trying to check a field to see if there is data present before executing the print code. I am getting "Object variable not set" and "Type mismatch" if there is no data in the field. If the field is populated, everything works OK.
Some of the fixes we have tried won't...
I don't know if this is the same problem, but I had a problem exporting to text from CR 8.0. The data was truncated in the text file. I changed the orientation to landscape and the paper size to legal. This increased the length of the line and the whole record exported.
Hope this helps!!!
If your report has a sort field (Customer), use this field.
OR
You can create a formula field (StrDetail) that strings all the detail fields together. This formula field is then put in the detail section as a suppressed field.
While in Design view, right click on Details and...
I changed the paper setting to Landscape & Legal size and had no problem exporting to text. The Legal gave me more space than just Landscape. Thanks so much!!!
Thanks for the quick response. I have the page setup as landscape. My field is 122 characters long, so it is still not exporting the whole field. I think I need to export to Record Style but I keep getting a space at the beginning of each record. Anyone know how to get rid of that space???
I am having a problem exporting to text using Crystal Reports 8.0. Not all the data would export to the text file. It was truncating after 83 characters. I found a thread related to this problem (thread 149-19869) that suggested exporting to 'Record Style (Columns of Values)' instead of Text...
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