 | Category | Name | Description | Source | Date |
ActiveX/OCX/OLE | | | | Anonymous | 02/03/2004 |
ActiveX/OCX/OLE |  |  |  | Anonymous | 09/04/2007 |
C/C++ | File Input/Output | | | Anonymous | 05/26/2000 |
C/C++ | User Interface (Web) | killDomino |  | Anonymous | 12/31/2001 |
C/C++ | | | | Anonymous | 02/03/2004 |
C/C++ |  |  |  | Anonymous | 09/04/2007 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Weekday | Computes number of weekdays between two dates. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 02/13/1999 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Day of the Year | Computes the day number of the year | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 02/13/1999 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Weekending date | Weekending date for a specific date | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 02/13/1999 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Month number to name | Converts 1 to January, 2 to February, etc. | Jamie Magee | 10/31/1999 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Converting seconds to d:h:m:s | | robert.j.wragg@britishairways.com | 02/28/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Adjust a Date Into the Future | Adjusts a date field ahead by one year. This type of formula is ideal when you want to compute a date into the future based on a date entered into a particular field. For example, the formula listed below is used to set a warranty expiration date (WarrantyExpires) one year from the date of purchase (DatePurchased). | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Append "Yesterday", "Today", or "Tomorrow" to Date | This formula makes it easier in your views to see that this date is yesterday, today, or tomorrow's date. For example, a view would appear as follows: 3-09-94 First entry Second entry 3-10-94 (Yesterday) First entry Second entry 3-11-94 (Today) First entry Second Entry 3-12-94 (Tomorrow) First entry Second entry Third entry 3-13-94 First entry Second entry In a Column Formula of a View: | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculate Time Assigned | Sets time field when assigned to help desk person. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Get the Next Month | The following routine will determine what the next month is following the month curently being displayed. If the next month is January, then the routine will increment the year by one. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Day of Year Formula | Day of Year Formula | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Precompute List of Monthly Dates | This formula generates a list of dates. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | View Selection for Current Month Documents | This View Selection Formula returns only documents created during the current calendar month. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculate the week number in a year of a given date. | Calculates the week number in a year of a given date. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Convert @Today to Month Day, Year |  | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Get the Previous Month | The following routine will determine what the previous month is following the month curently being displayed. If the previous month is January, then the routine will subtact one to lower the year. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Convert Month Name to Month Number | The following code will convert a Month long name to the corresponding Month number. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculate # days between two dates | | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Client Contact Time Period | When determining when a client needs to be contacted after a specified period of time, follow this tip: | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Month Column Calculations | Month Column Calculations | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculate the number of weekdays between two date fields? | The following formula counts the number of weekdays (but not weekend days): | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculate The Number of Days Between Two Dates | Use this formula to calculate the number of days between two dates. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Precompute List of Weekly Dates | Sets up keyword field with list of dates, all on the same day. Formula below set to calculate Fridays and return the next five Fridays. Formula can be altered easily to yield more dates, past dates, some past/some future dates, etc. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Hours Between Two Times | Determine the number of hours between two times. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |
Formula | Date/Time Handling | Calculating Business Days Between Two Dates | It is elementary for a Notes programmer to calculate the number of calendar days between two dates (It is even quite easy to calculate the non-weekend days between two dates. However, it is much tougher to calculate the number of business days given a list of holidays. This requires some form of recursion or looping to check 1) if a holiday falls anywhere within the range, or 2) if any of the dates in the range is on a list of holidays. The presumption is that you don't know exactly how many calculations you need to make, hence the need for recursion or looping. The following example demonstrates a recursive mechanism to do this calculation. It uses a button and three macros. Two dates are supplied. A button is avialable to calculate and set the value for a third field containing the number of business days. A text list containing the holidays must also be available, either in a variable or through a lookup. | Rlatulippe@romac.com | 04/19/2000 |