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Danny from Viewmaster has a great page on HTML Calculated Columns and Javascript! I was able modify his example formula code to solve my problem:
="<input type='button' value='Active' onclick=""examplefunction( '"&Title&"''" & Title & "', '"&Status&"''" & Status & "'); "">" Thanks Danny.
I have a solution! For those with the same problem please checkout:
http://www.viewmaster365.com/#/How
Danny from Viewmaster has a great page on HTML Calculated Columns and Javascript! I was able modify his example formula code to solve my problem:
="<input type='button' value='Active' onclick=""examplefunction( '"&Title&"', '"&Status&"'); "">" Thanks Danny.
I have a solution! For those with the same problem please checkout:
http://www.viewmaster365.com/#/How
Danny from Viewmaster has a great page on HTML Calculated Columns and Javascript! I was able modify his example formula code to solve my problem:
="<input type='button' value='Active' onclick=""examplefunction( '" & Title & "', '" & Status & "'); "">" Thanks Danny.
I have a solution! For those with the same problem please checkout:
http://www.viewmaster365.com/#/How
Danny from Viewmaster has a great page on HTML Calculated Columns and Javascript! I was able modify his example formula code to solve my problem:
="<input type='button' value='Active' onclick=""examplefunction( '"&Title&"', '"&Status&"'); "">" Thanks Danny.