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So, I've got a schedule with 2 tasks that run a report each with the same burst value tacked onto the file attached in the emails distributed via a dynamic distribution list we've created.
In the distribution, is there are way to assign a value into the emails' subject lines that are different than the burst values used in the reports?
Example: Reports are using a customer # for the burst value, but the recipients would like to see the store name associated with each burst value in the Subject Line of the emails they receive.
Is this a doable thing somehow? And if so, how can I accomplish such? Any ideas?
Do note: For every distinct burst value, there is a matching distinct store name value. So, that is taken care of.
Thanks in advance!This message has been edited. Last edited by: CoolGuy,
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