Travis_Schwartz

Yeah, sorry I wasnt more clear. it would affect other dynamic content if I made it static which is why I hesitated to do so.If you don't have an answer, I don't think there is one

To be clear, I am trying to segment based on location, my concern is if I do that, it will change all of the ones (event the ones I don't want to revert) to static. Is this not the case? I don't want to do something that will create more work.

If you removed the X from the code so that it read:${lead.PolicyNumber.replaceAll(".(?=.{4,}$)","")}Would that render the last four and not add the X's? or is there a better way of doing that?

Hey, just a heads up. I had used your encoder in the past and it worked brilliantly. I just tried to access it again and the generate button doesn't seem to be operating.

Thanks for persevering through this with me, Sanford.How it works on our end is records are tagged with the card return notice CO, and when that is resolved, it is synced from our server and cleared from their record. in this case would I still need to do the match by date? or would just anyone who ...

[{listID=eStateMent List, text2=null, listName=null}, {listID=Card Expiration Notice, text2=null, listName=null}, {listID=Returned Card Notice, text2=6586, listName=null}, {listID=Mobile Confirmation, text2=VISA Debit Card, listName=null}]

Can you point me to where I would be able to see the list of entire $customerList_cLost you wanted me to output so I can get the Velocity property names for the fields?

I didn't arbitrarily choose the 3rd object.I went to admin - Database management - Marketo Custom Objects - used by and only one of them (the card return object) uses the Text2 field. and that one is the 3rd object on that list with a ListID. so that is why I selected the 3rd object and am seeing th...

Okay. I think I figured out. Please let me know if this sounds right:${customList_cList.get(2).text2}and the (2) is referencing the specific Custom Object list and displaying the text 2 field. Thanks for your help Sanford.