Longview Function Syntax

When you are working with Longview Functions, keep the following general syntax rule in mind. For each function parameter, you can either specify the required value, or specify a cell location that contains the required value. If you specify a value, enclose the parameter in double quotation marks ("Parameter"). If you specify a cell location, do not enclose the parameter in double quotation marks. An exception to this rule is function parameters that require a numeric value. If you specify a numeric value, do not enclose the parameter in double quotation marks.

Note: Excel expects function parameters in the language of the Operating System. If your workbooks will be used in Excel with different Language settings, you may find it useful to use a non-zero value to represent TRUE and a zero to represent FALSE for function parameters of Boolean type.

Longview Functions include the following:

• LVATTRIBUTE
• LVCELL
• LVCHILD
• LVDESC
• LVDIMDESC
• LVDIMNAME
• LVGROUP
• LVGROUPDESC
• LVIDENTIFIER
• LVLOCK
• LVPARENT
• LVREFRESHDATETIME
• LVSCELL
• LVSESSION
• LVSUBMIT
• LVSYMBOLSELECTOR
• LVUSER
• LVUSERDESC