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Template / Type Formula

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If you are using a Template or Type formula to populate a field with '''text''', rather than perform a calculation, you must enclose the statement on the right-side of the equal sign in quotations.
* Any other text inside the quotation marks, including spaces, will be concatenated to the result with the variables:
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@opportunity.name@="@opportunity.client first name@ @opportunity.client last name@";
::''Note that the space between the "client first name" and "client last name" variables will place a space between them in the resultant statement.''
'''Example 2'''
@opportunity.name@="@opportunity.item 1@, @opportunity.item 2@ and @opportunity.item 3@";
::''Would result in a comma and space between the first 2 items and the word "and" between item 2 and 3.''
''* You can use single quotes instead of double quotes, but if there is a single quote mark stored within one of the variables it will stop the concatenation of the string. Similarly using double quotes will provide incorrect incomplete results if one of the variables stores text that includes a double quote.''
[[Category:Universal Tracking Application]]
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