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Thanks Robb! I had seen that before (but I knew that wasn't a practice with us), which is why I double-checked to see that it was indeed his work email address. It seems that this was something that he must have arranged somehow on his end.

You're right. I was using a rich text token. That explains the subject line fix...thank you! Any thoughts on the calendar file and why a token can't be used within the description box?

This doesn't seem to be able to work with multiple email addresses in a token. I hope someone out there can show me otherwise, but all my tests have failed.

Rajesh Talele Just did some testing using the trigger, and I did receive the alert this time. However, the other email address I included in the token (a co-worker) did not receive it. I tried using a semicolon instead of a comma in the token and also putting his name first in the token, but in both...

Rajesh Talele​ That's a really interesting point that I wasn't aware of. Normally, it's for a Fills Out Form trigger, but in my testing I used the "Email Address is..." filter and ran a batch. Let me go back and try the testing as a trigger. Thank you!

Greg, thanks for all your replies in this thread. I am surprised that this basic info doesn't seem to exist in the doc on this topic: Add a Program to an Engagement Program Stream - Marketo Docs - Product Docs Thanks again!Jeff

Kristen Malkovich​, I once removed a bunch of records from Marketo (but kept them in SFDC), and then when a large-scale SFDC update occurred it synced all the records back to SFDC. This was a huge headache because a number of those got routed to sales as if they were qualified, but of course were no...