~Nicole FezresamarjipFeb 29, 2016, 12:28 PM43 PostsJust curious, why do you write it that way ?list := @Subset("":""; 0) That is essentially what your original code is doing, right ?
~Fred AsatumiburyndsFeb 29, 2016, 1:34 PM107 PostsThe second argument to @Subset must not be zero.see also in Designer help
~Fred AsatumiburyndsFeb 29, 2016, 1:36 PM107 Postslist := "" is sufficientI suppose you are seeking for something like an empty array, i.e. no elements strictly speaking. I'm afraid that concept does not exist in the Notes formula language, just like there is no such thing as a truly empty field on a Notes document. The closest approximation you can get is an empty string.
~Hank LopvelutergonMar 2, 2016, 8:30 PM100 PostsWhat are you actually trying to do?My guess is you're using this null/empty list for something. It might help if you described what you're trying to accomplish; perhaps there's another way to skin that cat and we can provide some input into a solution.
~Hank LopvelutergonMar 2, 2016, 8:30 PM100 PostsWhat are you actually trying to do?My guess is you're using this null/empty list for something. It might help if you described what you're trying to accomplish; perhaps there's another way to skin that cat and we can provide some input into a solution.