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Just a quick idea..Just so you know, webhooks only work on triggers. If you're running the webhook as a batch, it will run but the webhook won't function.

I think an easier workaround would be using the "in past" and "in timeframe" filters on a smart list, and then using the smart list membership in the segment. Technically there is a Marketo formula field but it isn't as useful as what you've described.

if you look at your screenshot above, it shows that the 'l' in "link" was indeed lower case.

Hi Alicia,There are a few variables like what email editor you're using and things like whether whoever designed your template has "locked" the image module etc.. The most compatible method I can think of is that in your email editor, when you're editing the text, you can insert an image:Then you ca...

You would probably be better off having a weekly review of your data in Excel, or setting up some sort of QA process for new leads. I don't think there is much of a shortcut.Scripting isn't great because there is just too much variation. For example, you need to write a relatively complex script for...

Another common example is "M." for people with the first name Mohammed.

It needs to be tab delimited for these versions of Excel. Interesting that the newer version of Excel that Tofa is using is correctly importing the character encoding.

You can edit the file format of the subscription data:You can associate those kinds of files to directly open in Excel, or you can open the file directly in Excel.

You need to download the file as a Tab Delimited txt:Then, your computer will probably open the file in a text editor. Copy this text and paste it into your favourite spreadsheet program, or open the txt file directly using Excel etc..

Hey Andy,Sure - at the top of the code you can declare variables, including numbers. You can then reference the variable in your code:......One caveat might be how the code is ultimately inlined or compiled... might alter the amount of places you need to put the variable. I like the Zurb framework ...