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@SanfordWhiteman , don't suppose you've got any insight on this?

Kelly,give the scheduling granularity only goes down to daily, the 'unsexy' solution (and it is that 🙂 ) becomes untenable, given it would need 48 instances of the smart campaign.

@Kirstie_Olah ,by way of explanation of @SanfordWhiteman 's code #if( !$lead.YourFieldName.isEmpty() )This entire table row will only be included if the field has a value#end #if( !$lead.YourFieldName.isEmpty() )This line is a conditional if statement that tests to see whether the field in question...

@rafaelahm,Try using an existing base template as your starting point - once you've got the base code into your own template, you can start tweaking modules, adding your own, etc. This will give you a solid understanding of how the modules are written, and how you can extend them, and add in new on...

So here is the interesting question - how does Marketo know which connector it is? (I've not given up on this yet 🙂 - dogs, bones, and all that)

@Grace_Brebner3 , hey - at least if my ideas are being challenged it is by one of the best 🙂One of the reasons I quite like the wait step is it suggests you'll be sending the email at the same time of day as they engaged with you the first time.That being said, I also agree that it has it own sets ...

@Sophia_Sellars ,as always there are many ways to skin a cat 🙂 ONE alternative approach (and I can think of a couple) would be to Create a campaign that:Sends the emailWaits 14 daysSends the email And have a triggered (on the open of the email) campaign that removes them from the first campaign. Al...

@Sophia_Sellars ,@Grace_Brebner3 's example is spot on. As an extension of that, this link https://docs.marketo.com/display/public/DOCS/Smart+List+Filter+Operators+Glossary will take you to a generic description of the date operators and how to use to achieve your outcome (and others that may be si...