Using HTML in Formula - Rich Text Fields
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Another method that I have been using recently is to add all your HTML in quotations by themselves. Or to rephrase, add your HTML between quotations and end with an ampersand ("<HTML HERE>"&) For example:
If you were using the following:
<p style=font-size:14pt;color:red;>
Example Text
</p>
I will use in Formula Rich Text as follows:
"<p style=font-size:14pt;color:red;>"&
"Example Text"&
"</p>"
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Adam Kirchhoff
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If you were using the following:
<p style=font-size:14pt;color:red;>
Example Text
</p>
I will use in Formula Rich Text as follows:
"<p style=font-size:14pt;color:red;>"&
"Example Text"&
"</p>"
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Adam Kirchhoff
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- Or if you wish to use fields, or concatenate text with field (to clarify)
"<p style=font-size:14pt;color:red;>"&
"Total Due: "&[Total Due]&
"</p>"
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Adam Kirchhoff
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