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FORMULA LANGUAGE

@IfError
Example

Returns a null string ("") or the value of an alternative statement if a statement returns an error.

Note This @function is new with Release 6.

Syntax

@IfError( statement1 ; statement2 )

Parameters

statement1

A formula statement. This statement executes first.

statement2

Optional. A formula statement. This statement, if available, executes if the first statement returns an error.

Return value

statementReturn

Returns the value of the first statement if it is not an error.
Returns the value of the second statement if the value of the first statement is an error and the second statement is supplied.
Returns a null string ("") if the value of the first statement is an error and the second statement is omitted.

Usage

Use $Error in the second statement to get the value of the error.

Language cross-reference

On Error statement of LotusScript language

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