With simple datasets in Shared Email Templates, you can easily retrieve not only text values but also files for your email messages. If your dataset contains a file column, you have several options to choose from: simply attach a file, attach a file while inserting the file name into the message body, select a file via a dialog displayed when a template is being inserted, or attach multiple files using tables and lists bound to the dataset.
Tip. You can upload a file from your local storage by selecting the Upload button.
When you insert such a template into an email message, the Attach macro will automatically retrieve and attach the necessary file.
When you insert such a template into an email message, the necessary file will be attached, and the macro placeholder will be replaced with the file name.
When you insert such a template into an email message, a dialog prompting you to select a file to attach will show up. To make it possible for the macro to retrieve the right file, select the corresponding value from the key column of your dataset. Then select OK.
As soon as you select the key value, the macro will attach the necessary file and add its name to the message body.
When you insert such a template into an email message, a dialog will appear making it possible for you to specify dataset rows for the bound table by selecting dataset key values. When you're done, select OK.
As soon as the dialog closes, data from the specified dataset rows will be added to the table and the files will be attached to the email.
When you insert such a template into an email message, a dialog will show up so that you can select key values from the dataset to specify the rows that must be on the list. When you're done, select OK.
After you select the key values, data from the specified dataset rows will be added to the list and the necessary files will be attached to the email message.
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