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MikeMike
Qrew Cadet
Well that was an unexpected workaround solution, but it worked, thank you! I am still interested to know if there's a way to escape that character, but until then this has solve my immediate problem.
Thank you
Thank you
ShawnShawn
2 years agoQrew Member
I had something similar in where I am editing a field by adding a text value containing an ampersand through a URL api link. To get the ampersand to work as text in the formula I substituted the & symbol with %26 and it worked flawlessly.
Using & did not work in my case; everything behind & or & in the text string, would get truncated.
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