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i am trying to concatenate a text series, is there anyway to enter a line break?
below is my function.
CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_display_name}, CONCAT(' ' , CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_unlabeled_config.descripti on}, CONCAT(' ' , CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_component_1.displayname}, CONCAT(' – ' ,{custrecordcs_pc_label_1.custitemlable_media})))) ))
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rnedelkow- Contributions: 0
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This format works for me in most cases – {field1} || ‘< br >’ || {field2}.
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cosmeticsolutions- Contributions: 0
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hmmm. i tried this and got an error. what would the entire string look like?
CONCAT({field1} || ‘< br >’ || {field2})
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rnedelkow- Contributions: 0
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Something like:
CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_display_name} || ‘< br >’ || CONCAT(' ' , CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_unlabeled_config.descripti on} || ‘< br >’ || CONCAT(' ' , CONCAT({custrecordcs_pc_component_1.displayname} || ‘< br >’ || CONCAT(' – ' ,{custrecordcs_pc_label_1.custitemlable_media})))) ))
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cosmeticsolutions- Contributions: 0
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OK – that didn't work still getting an error. any other ideas?
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rnedelkow- Contributions: 0
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I tried something similar without the concat parts and it worked for me. Your formula might look like this:
({custrecordcs_pc_display_name} || ‘< br >’ || {custrecordcs_pc_unlabeled_config.descripti on} || ‘< br >’ || {custrecordcs_pc_component_1.displayname} || ‘< br >’ || {custrecordcs_pc_label_1.custitemlable_media})
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