So I’ve got a ref column and i’m using a custom text in the Formula, but it does not seem to grab the data from my spreadsheet.
Basically i’m stating this in the Formula:
"Here is your assigned pickup:
Name: [Name],
Adults:[Adults],
Kids:[Kids],
Phone Number: [Ph#] "
When I test the formula, the expression result is the same as my formula, the column fields are not populated with the correct data like the actual names and ph#.
What am i missing?
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Assuming this is your formula, try this instead:
concatenate("Here is your assigned pickup:
Name: ", [Name], "
Adults: ", [Adults], "
Kids: ", [Kids], "
Phone Number: ", [Ph#]
)
Just FYI, it’s not suggested that you have special characters in your column names; it’s okay most of the time, but when you get into workflow email templates and things they can cause havoc. (Talking about the # in [Ph#])
Ending question:
what do you mean by this???
Assuming this is your formula, try this instead:
concatenate("Here is your assigned pickup:
Name: ", [Name], "
Adults: ", [Adults], "
Kids: ", [Kids], "
Phone Number: ", [Ph#]
)
Just FYI, it’s not suggested that you have special characters in your column names; it’s okay most of the time, but when you get into workflow email templates and things they can cause havoc. (Talking about the # in [Ph#])
Ending question:
what do you mean by this???
This worked! Thank you!
You can ignore the …‘custom text…’ in my original post. Its not as relevant as I thought.
Happy it worked out
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