Hi,
No there is no such functionality in the macros.
You can define input variables to the macro, but you have to manually
assign this value when you run the macro. Just type $xxx$ anywhere in the
macro, and the user will be prompted "xxx", and the value entered will be
passed to the macro.
The macro can be embedded in an ACTL, and these input variables can be
populated from the current form, but that requires admin-privileges to
work.
In situations like this, I think you should sit down with a developer and
describe what kind of functionality you need, and find a solution.
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> 1) Is there somewhere I can find the full list of "commands" (or syntax)
> for
> macro files? I have looked and looked and cannot find anything. The best
> resource I have found is the help file for armaced.
>
> 2) Is there anyway to get the value of a field for use in a macro? For
> example, if I have a form open and want to use a macro to get the value of
> the field 'otherFormFieldId' and then open 'otherForm' and search for the
> value of 'otherFormFieldId'? I am an end user, not an administrator, so I
> would be doing this from Remedy User.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> -tony
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