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I have columns and I want to email the column name plus the value in the column.  How can I get the value of the column?

[first name] = "John"

[last name] = "Doe"

I want to create an action button to email.  The email will include the following...

firstname   John

lastname   Doe

app formula in the body of email

concatenate([?], [firstname], [?], [lastname]])

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As @Steve said, you can't get the column name.

You will need to type it by yourself. It can be:

first name: <<[firstName]>>
last name: <<[lastName]>>

or, if you need to insert a line break n your expression:

<<CONCATENATE("first name: ", [firstName],"
last name: ", [lastName])>>

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There is no way to get the column name using an expression. It's not clear why you'd want to.

When creating an email, I want to include the column name along with the column value.

I can retrieve the value but not the column name associated with it.

As @Steve said, you can't get the column name.

You will need to type it by yourself. It can be:

first name: <<[firstName]>>
last name: <<[lastName]>>

or, if you need to insert a line break n your expression:

<<CONCATENATE("first name: ", [firstName],"
last name: ", [lastName])>>
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