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Brilliant, thanks, I thought I had been doing it a hard way. Ed.
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Brilliant, thanks, I thought I had been doing it a hard way. Ed.

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I have a formula to bring these fields together<br />
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{Marketing_Calendar.Subjec<wbr />t} + chr(13) &amp;&nbsp;chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Locati<wbr />on} + chr(13) &amp;&nbsp;chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Requir<wbr />ed Attendees (Complete)} &nbsp;+ chr(13) &amp;&nbsp;chr(10) &amp;&nbsp;chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Notes (Complete)} <br />
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the chr(13) and chr(10) make the fields start on new lines.<br />
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Is there a way that I can make the first field bold?<br />
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Thanks Ed.
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I have a formula to bring these fields together

{Marketing_Calendar.Subject} + chr(13) & chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Location} + chr(13) & chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Required Attendees (Complete)}  + chr(13) & chr(10) & chr(10) + {Marketing_Calendar.Notes (Complete)} 

the chr(13) and chr(10) make the fields start on new lines.

Is there a way that I can make the first field bold?

Thanks Ed.

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