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yup, worked perfect.... &nbsp;I always have issues with concatenating. &nbsp;Thanks for the help.
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yup, worked perfect....  I always have issues with concatenating.  Thanks for the help.

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You're welcome!<br />
While concatenating, all you need is to place the constant strings within double quotes followed by a space followed by &amp;&nbsp;followed by another space and then your variable. :)
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You're welcome!
While concatenating, all you need is to place the constant strings within double quotes followed by a space followed by & followed by another space and then your variable. :)

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PS: &nbsp;What happens if I click on the &quot;Request Live Session&quot;? &nbsp;Is that a paid session? &nbsp;What if we have an annual account...?
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PS:  What happens if I click on the "Request Live Session"?  Is that a paid session?  What if we have an annual account...?

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Live session is a paid session where you buy the time as per the hourly rate set by the expert.
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Live session is a paid session where you buy the time as per the hourly rate set by the expert.

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I have an InputBox that is asking for a text string. (InputBoxVal). &nbsp;How come when I try and concatenate the value with something else it does not want to?<br />
The result I am looking for is: Summary##[whatever InputBoxVal is]## &nbsp; &nbsp;so if I typed in the InputBox &nbsp;&quot;EE-Rocks&quot; &nbsp;the result would be: &nbsp;Summary##EE-Rocks##<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29088285-1">InputBoxVal = InputBox(&quot;Please enter and breif Summary for this ticket&quot;)
        .Body = .Body &amp; &quot;Summary##&quot;&amp;InputBoxVal&amp;&quot;&amp;&quot;##&quot; &amp; Chr(10)</code></pre>
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What am I doing wrg in Ln2?<br />
It it putting a line into the body of an email... &nbsp;Please advise and thanks.
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I have an InputBox that is asking for a text string. (InputBoxVal).  How come when I try and concatenate the value with something else it does not want to?
The result I am looking for is: Summary##[whatever InputBoxVal is]##    so if I typed in the InputBox  "EE-Rocks"  the result would be:  Summary##EE-Rocks##

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What am I doing wrg in Ln2?
It it putting a line into the body of an email...  Please advise and thanks.

Concatenate result of InputBox with a prefix and a suffix.

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