First of all you might want to give x and y an id
eg <input type="text" name=x id='x'>
this will make them visible in the object model you can then refer to them as window.formname.x.property... and avoid the error you mention here. You do have one or two other problems though.
for...
I dont have lotus123 on this machine but as I remember, you simply select the columns index as a member of the columns collection
eg columns(5).select
then you might want to set the width with
selection.columnwidth=5
I'm not sure of the exact syntax but it is as easy as that. You could try...
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