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I've created a link in a visual that will generate an email.
All works perfectly other than line breaks in the body. It doesn't matter if I use #(cr) or #(lf), inside of "text" or outside of it.
When the email generates, the body displays as Body content line 1Body content line 2[cell data from Field 3]Body content line 3
I've tried variants of the simplified coding below. I just added the different varients of "#(lf)" "#(cr)" in the example below, but I have tried them in many different variants
"mailto:" & "[Field 1]" & "?subject="& "SUBJECT EXAMPLE "& "[Field 2]" & "&body="&
"Body content line 1"
&"#(lf)"& "#(cr)" &
"Body Content line 2 "
&"#(lf)"&
[Field 3] &
"Body Content line 3"
Weird thing is the display of the cell shows the effect in Power Query editor, it's just when the email generates.
Has anyone gotten this to work correctly, I assume i am missing something really simple, but Google didn't find me what i wanted easily.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Ended up being really simple "%0D%0A"
I thought i had tried it and was unsuccessful. It seemed like it was getting impacted by where i entered the previous text string and the following text string. But this worked.....
"Body content line 1"
& "%0D%0A" &
"Body content line 2"
Ended up being really simple "%0D%0A"
I thought i had tried it and was unsuccessful. It seemed like it was getting impacted by where i entered the previous text string and the following text string. But this worked.....
"Body content line 1"
& "%0D%0A" &
"Body content line 2"
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