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Topic Title: Variable double/stacking question Topic Summary: Created On: 04/07/2017 05:20 PM Status: Read Only |
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![]() Answer: The example or what I was after is above in "E.G." %variable1%%variable2%, any variables you would be trying to nest. The answer has been found in the technical documents, but only found searching on "Percentage signs and their use", not constants or variables or searching for "%variable%". The answer is '%variable1 & variable2%' (no single ticks). | ||||
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Has anyone successfully used double or stacked variables?
E.G. %variable1%%variable2% With the above example the variable will not resolve. I have tried single ticks, quotes and all combinations with no success. If a character ('_', '.',' ', almost anything) is used for a separator this resolves fines. The nested %% is the issue.
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Hello,
What is the output your are attempting to get? Can you provide an example?
------------------------- ![]() Ricardo Castaneda | Principal Support Analyst AutoMate | Division of HelpSystems HelpSystems, LLC | T: +1.213.738.1700 |
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The example or what I was after is above in "E.G." %variable1%%variable2%, any variables you would be trying to nest.
The answer has been found in the technical documents, but only found searching on "Percentage signs and their use", not constants or variables or searching for "%variable%". The answer is '%variable1 & variable2%' (no single ticks).
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