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$CONVERTDATETIME()

Function:

Changes the current date-time value to a specified time zone.

Syntax:

$CONVERTDATETIME(ConvertDateTimeInAgilePoint)

Accepted Values:

The input for the (ConvertDateTimeInAgilePoint) parameter can be one of these:

• A literal date-time value.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

Example:

• $CONVERTDATETIME(06/16/2017 11:30:42 AM,Eastern Standard Time (North America) changes the value to 06/16/2017 03:00:42 AM
• $CONVERTDATETIME(${/pd:AP/pd:formFields/pd:DateTime1},Japan Standard Time (Tokyo)) changes the stored current date and time value to 6/13/2017 3:02:06 PM

$FORMATDATETIME()

Function:

Converts a date-time value to a specified date-time format.

Syntax:

$FORMATDATETIME(ValidDateTimeInAgilePoint)

Accepted Values:

The input for the (ValidDateTimeInAgilePoint) parameter can be one of these:

• A literal date-time value.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

This macro supports these date and time formats:

• M/d/yyyy
• M/d/yy
• yyyy-MM-dd
• d-MMM-yy
• M.d.yyyy
• d MMMM yyyy
• MMMM yy
• MMM-yy
• M/d/yyyy h:mm
• M/d/yyyy h:mm:ss
• h:mm
• h:mm:ss
• HH:mm
• HH:mm:ss

Example:

• $FORMATDATETIME(06/08/2017 01:30:42,yyyy/M/d hh:mm) changes the value to 2017/6/8 01:30
• $FORMATDATETIME(${/pd:AP/pd:formFields/pd:DateTime},M/d/yyyy h:mm) changes the stored value 31/07/20017 11:00:12 to 07/31/2017 11:00

$GROUP()

Function:

Gets the members of a group.

• When used in the To, CC, and BCC fields of an e-mail template, this macro gets the e-mail addresses for all the members in the group.
• When used in the the e-mail body of an e-mail template, this macro shows the names of all the members of the group.

Syntax:

$GROUP(ValidGroupNameInAgilePoint)

Accepted Values:

The input for the (ValidGroupNameInAgilePoint) parameter can be one of these:

• A literal group name.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

Example:

• $GROUP(Administrators)
• $GROUP(${/my:myFields/my:groupname)

Also refer to:

• (Example) Create Zoom Meeting

$ROLE()

Function:

Gets the users who are assigned a role.

• When used in the To, CC, and BCC fields of an e-mail template, this macro gets the e-mail addresses of all the users who are assigned the role. This includes the users who are members of a group that is assigned the role.
• When used in the the e-mail body of an e-mail template, this macro shows the names of all the users who are assigned the role. This includes users who are members of a group who is assigned the role.

Syntax:

$ROLE(ValidRoleNameInAgilePoint)

Accepted Values:

The input for the (ValidRoleNameInAgilePoint) parameter can be one of these:

• A literal role name.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

Example:

• $ROLE(Manager)
• $ROLE(${/my:myFields/my:rolename})

$MANAGER()

Function:

Gets the manager for the specified user name. In other words, UserName is the subordinate.

Syntax:

$MANAGER(UserName)

Accepted Values:

The input for the subordinate UserName parameter can be one of these:

• A literal AgilePoint NX user name.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

Example:

• $MANAGER(DOMAIN\john)
• $MANAGER(${/my:myFields/my:username})

$URLSHORTNER()

Function:

Gets the short form of a URL.

To use this macro, you must have a Bitly access token.

For more information, refer to Access tokens for Bitly.

Syntax:

$URLSHORTNER(URL)

Accepted Values:

The input for the URL parameter can be one of these:

• A literal URL address.
• An Xpath to a process data variable from your app.

Example:

• $URLSHORTNER(https://myportal.com/ApplicationBuilder/eFormRender.html?Process=MyDemo)
• $URLSHORTNER(${/pd:AP/pd:formFields})

Limitations:

• AgilePoint NX OnDemand (public cloud), or AgilePoint NX PrivateCloud or AgilePoint NX OnPremises v7.0 or higher.

$XMLREPEATING2HTML()

Function:

When used in an e-mail template, this macro returns an HTML table that contains the repeating data from the form in the generated e-mail notification.

Syntax:

$XMLREPEATING2HTML(XpathRepeatingSchemaElement)

Accepted Values:

The input for the (XpathRepeatingSchemaElement) parameter is an Xpath to a repeating schema element from your AgilePoint NX application. To refer to a literal XML string from an Xpath, add a tilde (~) at the end of the path.

Example:

$XMLREPEATING2HTML(${/pd:AP/pd:formFields/pd:SubForm1_SubForm~})

Also refer to:

• (Example) Show a Subform in an E-mail Notification

Common Usage:

In the body of an e-mail template to show data from a subform.

$XMLREPEATING2HTMLWITHFILTER()

Function:

This macro formats the output in an HTML table, with the specified values removed.

Syntax:

$XMLREPEATING2HTMLWITHFILTER(XpathRepeatingSchemaElementWithFilter)

Accepted Values:

This macro accepts as a parameter an Xpath expression for the location of a schema element from your app.

Example:

$XMLREPEATING2HTMLWITHFILTER(${/pd:AP/pd:formFields/pd:SubForm1_SubForm~},{TextBox3;TextBox4},{DateTime2,M/d/yyyy h:mm})

Common Usage:

In the body of an e-mail template to show data from a subform.