FORMULA LANGUAGE


Examples: @Name
1. This example returns Mary Tsen/Illustration/ Documentation/Development/R&D/WorkSavers/US.
2. This example returns Mary Tsen.
3. This example returns CN=MaryTsen/ OU=Illustration/OU=Documentation/OU=Development/OU=R&D/O=Acme/C=US if that is the current user ID. The hierarchy of the current user ID is appended to the name; no lookup occurs in the Domino Directory.
4. This example returns Mary Tsen in an informational dialog box format, if the AUTHOR field in the document contains: CN=Mary Tsen/OU=Illustration/O=Acme.
5. This example returns Development.
6. This example returns US\Acme\R&D\Development\Documentation\Illustration. The slashes are now backslashes, which allow the naming components to be used as subcategories in a view. The common name component is not returned.
7. This example returns SStreitfeld if the User_Name field contains this Internet address in RFC 822 format "Streitfeld, Sara (Miami)" <SStreitfeld@gazette.com> .
8. This example returns "Streitfeld, Sara (Miami)" if the User_Name field contains this Internet address in RFC 822 format "Streitfeld, Sara (Miami)" <SStreitfeld@gazette.com> .
9. This example returns SStreitfeld@gazette.com if the User_Name field contains this Internet address in RFC 822 format "Streitfeld, Sara (Miami)" <SStreitfeld@gazette.com> .
10. This example returns Cam/Lotus If the User_Name field contains John Doe/Cam/Lotus.

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