RTFM
Lotus Notes help is really (really) good. I use it probably as much as I use Google (at work). Of course, you can spend an entire day working with something if you don’t read the whole friggin manual.
I skipped this part in the help for @Keywords()
If one of the strings in textList2 contains any of the default delimiters, @Keywords will not return it. To search for Harvard University, for example, add a null separator to the formula. This tells @Keywords to search for any sequence of characters. If you do not specify a separator, you allow the default delimiters to act. @Keywords does not return Harvard University because when it parses textList1, it breaks the phrase into two separate words, Harvard and University, where it finds the space, which is a default delimiter.
So… when I was trying to use @Keywords(@UserRoles;”[Notes User]” : “[Notes Admin]“) it failed everytime even though I knew I had “Notes User” as a role. @Keywords(@UserRoles;”[Notes User]” : “[Notes Admin]“;”") works perfectly. If I would have spent the minute to read the help a little better I would have saved an hour (or two).
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